Scottie Scheffler's 2025 Masters Champions Dinner menu revealed
The Masters has released the 2025 Champions Dinner menu curated by defending champion Scottie Scheffler. The dinner happens on Tuesday during Masters Tournament week and includes past champions.
The menu features three appetizers — cheeseburger sliders, firecracker shrimp and Papa Scheff’s meatball and ravioli bites. Texas-style chili will be served during the first course, and the champions can choose wood-fired cowboy ribeye or blackened fish as the main course. For dessert, a chocolate chip skillet cookie with vanilla bean ice cream will be served.
The Masters Champions Dinner is nothing new for Scottie Scheffler as he was celebrated at the Augusta National Golf Club in 2023. For that Dinner, the menu was similar to what it is this year, as it included the cheeseburger sliders, firecracker shrimp and the chocolate chip cookie.
It’s clear Scheffer knows what he likes, and he’s going to have a great meal before competing in the 2025 Masters. The 28-year-old is looking to win his third Masters in four years and be the first person since Tiger Woods to win the tournament in consecutive years.
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Scottie Scheffler ready to do big things at the 2025 Masters
After a strong 2024 season, Scheffler is off to a slow start in 2025. He missed two events due to an injury on his right hand and has yet to win a tournament. This past weekend, Scheffler played in The PLAYERS Championship and finished tied for 20th with a 4 under par.
“I walk away from this week feeling close. I feel like there’s some stuff that I need to work on at home, but I feel very close,” Scheffler said Sunday, per ESPN. “I’m a competitive guy, and I felt like I could have played a lot better this week. I finished the week 4 under par. I felt like I played some better golf than that. But overall I don’t feel far off by any means.”
Along with the Masters win last year, Scheffler won six additional PGA Tour events in 2024 and earned a gold medal in the 2024 Summer Olympics. His work on the golf course last year led to him winning the PGA Tour FedEx Cup, and he was named PGA Tour Player of the Year.