Forget the Masters Champions Dinner, this is the most fun Tuesday supper in Augusta
As past champions gather for dinner, honor and stories every Masters Tuesday, there's an even more exclusive, and fun, dinner going on downstairs.
On March 31, 1952, Ben Hogan invited his fellow Masters champions to attend ”a stag dinner. ” A table of men. No wives allowed.
And while that practice remains today at the Masters Tournament , a handful of the First Ladies of the Masters Club have created their own tradition. Another supper. “We get the best of both worlds,” said 2011 winner Charl Schwartzel.
“We get to eat with the boys and then join the wives afterwards. ” A dinner. Then an afterparty?
MASTERS CHAMPIONS DINNER: What's on Rory McIlroy's menu? See what's served MASTERS CHAMPIONS DINNER: Rory McIlroy's wine list is quite impressive How the wives of past champions created their own Masters dinner For years, the wives have been hosted by Bradford Freeman, a political fundraiser who needed little persuasion to join the table of bright dresses inside Augusta National’s clubhouse dining room. George W.