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Rory McIlroy's Menu for the Masters Taps Into Northern Ireland, New York and the Augusta Wine Cellar
- On March 18, 2026, Rory McIlroy unveiled the Masters Champions Dinner menu, announcing the event set for Tuesday, April 7 at Augusta National Golf Club ahead of the season's first major.
- As the defending champion, McIlroy earned the right to select the menu after winning the 2025 Masters and completing his career Grand Slam last year.
- Offering four appetizers, McIlroy included bacon-wrapped dates, followed by yellowfin tuna carpaccio, with a choice of Wagyu Filet Mignon or seared salmon, and sticky toffee pudding with wine, including a 2022 Domaine LeFleive.
- All living Masters champions will wear their green jackets, and Faldo said, 'It can get quite emotional because some of the old boys are getting on, or you've lost somebody and reminisce about some old stories and that sort of thing.'
- Recent Masters Champions Dinner menus show the host adding national flavors, with McIlroy including Irish champ potatoes but omitting Northern Irish items like yellowman candy and dulse seaweed, reinforcing the tradition's cultural nods.
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