Let’s Rank Every Masters Champions Dinner Menu Since 2020

The first Masters commercial during football season always hits, but the true sign we’re getting close to the year’s first major is the release of the Champions Dinner menu. It takes over Twitter for a few hours, bringing in opinions from folks in and out of the golf world.

It’s always a fun morning.

Well, Scottie Scheffler’s menu for next month is here and it’s a banger. Sure, it’s a lot of the same items he chose in 2023, but why mess with perfection?

But it got us thinking, who had the best menu in recent years?

So, let’s revisit every Masters Champions Dinner menu since 2020 and rank 'em. Keep this in mind: All these meals sound fantastic, so it's a little like ranking your children.

6. Dustin Johnson (2021)

It killed me to put this at No. 6, but it had to be done. He almost saved it with the desert option—peach cobbler and apple pie with vanilla ice cream is as elite as it gets—but the rest of the menu reminds me of a wedding. Just not good enough.

5. Tiger Woods (2020)

I didn’t want to do this. I didn’t want to put the GOAT’s meal here. But I had to. Every item is good, I have no complaints there. But it’s just not enough. I need more, Tiger.

4. Jon Rahm (2024)

I’ll be the first to admit I don’t know what any of these words mean. But it does sound delicious. I wanted to put this higher, but the other three menus are just too good.

3. Scottie Scheffler (2023)

Scheffler’s 2025 and 2023 menus are nearly identical, but the ‘25 menu has a few more options so it has to rank above this one. But Scottie really knows how to throw a great dinner.

2. Scottie Scheffler (2025)

Here it is. This year’s Champions Dinner menu. It’s a banger.

1. Hideki Matsuyama (2022)

I’m not a huge sushi guy, but I know a five-star dinner when I see one. This is perfection. I remember when this was posted on Twitter, it went into a frenzy. This is a perfect lineup to celebrate a Masters win.