Masters

The annual Champions Dinner at The Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia will take place early this week. The winner of the previous year’s competition gets to host the event and even pick the menu.

Rory McIroy - likely contender for next year's hosting duties. Photo: Getty Images.

Tiger Woods met the challenge in 1992, serving cheeseburgers, chicken sandwiches, milk shakes and french fries.

Australia has never been a contender for this “honour”.  But if we were, what dish would you be serving up?

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  • Simonious says:

    08:58pm | 11/04/11

    “a valiant Souths played well” you are kidding me Chongy. They didnt even show up. left their game in the dressing sheds.The only team that was worse than the bunnies on the weekend was my beloved eels. It was good to see Benji running rings around them again. If he… Read more »

  • Bikinis On Top says:

    07:01pm | 11/04/11

    Only Liberals, Nationals,and the Mass Media love golf as nobody else can afford it. Read more »

 

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