
Texas comfort (expanded)
Scottie Scheffler
Scheffler's 2025 dinner reflected where the champion grew up.
Texas / Tex-Mex
16 dinners
Hosting the Champions Dinner once is an honor. Hosting it multiple times is a privilege that reveals how a champion's palate — and personality — evolves.
Repeat champions often use their second or third dinner to take bigger culinary risks, confident in their place at the table.

Scottie Scheffler
Scheffler's 2025 dinner reflected where the champion grew up.
Texas / Tex-Mex

Scottie Scheffler
The 2023 Champions Dinner, shaped by Scheffler's roots.
Texas / Tex-Mex

Jordan Spieth
Texas BBQ — the menu Spieth chose for the 2016 green jackets.
Texas BBQ

Bubba Watson
Watson's 2015 dinner reflected where the champion grew up.
Southern American

Charl Schwartzel
Schwartzel made the 2012 dinner personal. The menu tells you why.
South African

Phil Mickelson
Mickelson made the 2007 dinner personal. The menu tells you why.
American BBQ

Tiger Woods
Mexican / Tex-Mex — the menu Woods chose for the 2006 green jackets.
Mexican / Tex-Mex

Tiger Woods
The 2003 Champions Dinner, shaped by Woods's roots.
Asian-American

Tiger Woods
Woods made the 2002 dinner personal. The menu tells you why.
Asian-American

José María Olazábal
Olazábal's 2000 dinner reflected where the champion grew up.
Spanish / Basque

Nick Faldo
Faldo made the 1997 dinner personal. The menu tells you why.
British

Ben Crenshaw
Texas BBQ — the menu Crenshaw chose for the 1996 green jackets.
Texas BBQ

José María Olazábal
Olazábal's 1995 dinner reflected where the champion grew up.
Spanish / Basque

Bernhard Langer
Langer kept the 1994 menu close to home.
German

Nick Faldo
British — the menu Faldo chose for the 1991 green jackets.
British

Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus went personal with the 1987 menu.