Willett to serve up Masters feast
Reigning Masters champion Danny Willett is set to put an English spin on one of the Augusta’s culinary traditions.
Every year, the Tuesday before the tournament sees the previous winner host the Masters Champions Dinner and pick the menu for the occasion. Last year, Jordan Spieth and friends got their hands dirty with Texan BBQ ribs.
Willett tweeted a picture of the 2017 four-course meal, which is is decidedly English.
After starting with cottage pies, guests will tuck into a Sunday Roast with Yorkshire pudding and gravy. For those with a sweet tooth, apple crumble with vanilla custard follows. Finally, tea and biscuits rounds out the evening.
Willett has been flying well below the news radar in the lead up to his title defence at Augusta. The Englishman has four top ten finishes and no wins since he donned the Green Jacket a year ago.
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