
Scottish
Sandy Lyle
The 1989 Champions Dinner featured haggis with neeps and tatties, chosen personally by Lyle.
Scottish
75 Dinners · 1952–2026
Every April, a champion decides what the green jackets eat. These are their choices — seven decades of menus, from steakhouse classics to global cuisine.

Sandy Lyle
The 1989 Champions Dinner featured haggis with neeps and tatties, chosen personally by Lyle.
Scottish

Larry Mize
Mize put peach cobbler at the center of the 1988 dinner.
Southern American

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Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus's 1987 dinner, centered on graber olives.

Bernhard Langer
Bernhard Langer's 1986 dinner is widely credited as the moment the Champions Dinner transformed from a standard club meal into a culinary expression of identity
German

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Ben Crenshaw
Crenshaw hosted in 1985 with a menu that made New york prime steak the centerpiece.
American

Seve Ballesteros
Ballesteros kept the 1984 menu close to home.
Spanish

Craig Stadler
The 1983 Champions Dinner, shaped by Stadler's roots.
American

Tom Watson
The 1982 dinner, planned by Watson from start to finish.

Seve Ballesteros
Spanish — the menu Ballesteros chose for the 1981 green jackets.
Spanish

Fuzzy Zoeller
Zoeller's 1980 dinner reflected where the champion grew up.
American