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Why do golf fans care so much about the menu for a dinner we will never attend? The Masters Champions Dinner menu gives us a brief glimpse at one of the few private events left in sports.

For people who have been to the Masters: how would you recommend someone spends the day there? (When to head to merch, amen corner, etc!)

Adam Schenk makes more putts one-handed than most golfers make with two.

Players get to pick what their caddie bib says at the Valspar Championship. Davis Chatfield’s brother runs a tracker account for him, but the “@” wouldn’t fit because of the character max so they got creative

Bryson DeChambeau – man of the people. He signed autographs for 27 minutes after his first round at LIV South Africa. Everything from shoes and phones to backpacks and hats, the fans could not get enough.

Why do we care so much about the Masters Champions dinner?

Spending every day watching classic golf shots from the Masters is a great way to pass the time until April 9th. masters.com/vault/index.ht…

Any shot. Every final round. The Masters Vault now has an AI-powered search function where you can look up any shot of every final round broadcast from 1968 to 2025.

Corey Conners with the extremely rare BACK-TO-BACK hole-outs for eagle. 🤯

Have never seen a train of autographs like I just witnessed Bryson DeChambeau sign in South Africa. People ripping shirts off their backs. Shoes off their feet. Signing umbrellas, hats, backpacks, cellphone cases, balls, gloves.

Bryson DeChambeau is showing off at LIV South Africa. He didn’t even need his driver to hit the green on a 393yd par-4 with the first shot of his round. 🤯

Hey Joe what’s your hourly rate for talk therapy asking for a friend

Still wrapping my mind around the fact that this was all filmed last week and then turned around for an episode yesterday

I wrote about the PGA Tour’s new mic’d-up film, Chasing Sunday, which is so good for one man reason: It trusts that golf — and all its little, glorious inside-the-ropes details — is enough. golf.com/news/pga-tour-…

The secret ingredient to Rory McIlroy's $5,000 Masters dinner menu? A legendary wine cellar underneath the Augusta National clubhouse, as @jamescolgan26 explains:

Learn how to never miss a 3-footer on YouTube now! youtu.be/BCR5DLbuoPg

Never miss a 3-footer again with this simple tip from Top 100 Teacher David Armitage. Watch "How to Hit Every Shot," presented by @CallawayGolf, now on YouTube.

Guy knows dessert!!

Ever wonder how a golf course assigns each hole's stroke index? It's become more of a science than ever before, but still involves some artistry and local knowledge. golf.com/news/how-does-…

Rory McIlroy's Masters Champions Dinner Menu is set.