The world\u2019s number one golfer is an unassuming soft-spoken Texan that reminds \u201cThe Bachelor\u201d franchise fans of Pilot Pete. Currently, Scottie Scheffler is flying high in the game of golf and it\u2019s clear he\u2019s not planning on slowing down. After a recent win at The Players that netted him $4.5 million, he is the defending champion at this Week\u2019s WGC Dell Match Play and at April\u2019s playing of The Masters where he captured his first major championship last year. All the while he delivers his world-class golf with an admirable carefree personality and outlook, almost as if \u201cScottie Doesn\u2019t Know\u201d how hard he\u2019s crushing it right now.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
As the defending champion heading back to Augusta, Scheffler continued the time-honored tradition where the previous year\u2019s champion picks the menu for the Masters Champions dinner, an annual get-together of the green jacket holders to pat each other on the back for their achievements and obtaining the rarest piece of clothing in the game. Past notable menu choices included Hideki\u2019s sushi display of 2022, Charl Schwartzel\u2019s South African BBQ feast, and the endless iterations of Tiger\u2019s menu variety from fajitas to fast food – he had lots of chances to switch up the style. Being a straightforward Texan with a touch of Gen Z, you knew there would be the opportunity for a uniquely modern champions menu from Scheffler, and BOY OH BOY did Scottie deliver. I caught up with Scheffler and spoke with him on Monday at The Dell Match Play and got an exclusive tidbit on the menu as well: without further ado, let\u2019s get into the sweet and savory goodness:<\/p>\n\n\n\n