Rory McIlroy makes Masters history before even hitting a shot
The Northern Irishman will be out to defend his title
www.gbnews.comRory McIlroy recently hosted the Masters Champions Dinner in April 2026, marking his first time sitting at the head table since winning the green jacket the previous year. The event featured a menu that leaned into his tastes, including elk sliders, wagyu beef, and other fine-dining selections, and underscored the social centerpiece of Augusta National’s tradition.[2][4][5]
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The Northern Irishman will be out to defend his title
www.gbnews.comAUGUSTA, Ga. – Rory McIlroy wasn’t sure which direction to turn. He certainly wasn’t going to make a right into the champions' parking lot, but pressing forward
www.pgatour.comRory McIlroy pulled back the curtain on the Masters Champions dinner menu, which features elk sliders, wagyu filet mignon and sticky toffee pudding at Augusta National Golf Club.
www.wfmd.comThe golfer will be hoping to win the tournament for the second year in a row
www.gbnews.comRory McIlroy hosted the Masters Champions Dinner at Augusta National on Tuesday night. The evening didn’t disappoint.
golf.comAs is tradition, McIlroy confirmed his menu for his Masters Champions Dinner, some of the Grand Slam winner's favorites and local cuisine making it to the table
www.golfmonthly.comRory McIlroy was all smiles as he hosted his Masters Champions Dinner, 12 months after watching on jealously from the Augusta National car park
www.golfmonthly.comThe reigning Masters champion has unveiled the dinner he has on tap as he prepares to defend his title
secure-www.cbssports.comAfter such a long wait for his green coat, McIlroy has tried to soak up all the benefits and experiences that have come with his victory.
irishgolfer.ieAt the 2025 Masters, Rory McIlroy had an "awkward" moment at Augusta National, although he no longer has to worry about it happening again.
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