Delicious Deal: Golfer Pancake Flips for Waffle House

In a delicious development for punsters, Norcross-based Waffle House has announced a relationship with a Pancake.

LPGA pro golfer Brooke Pancake, that is.

The company said Tuesday it is sponsoring the former collegiate All-American for the 2015 season. Waffle House dead-panned in a news release that there’ll be no menu changes.

“Growing up in Chattanooga, I’ve always been a Waffle House fan,” Pancake said in the release. “And to be quite honest, I prefer waffles over pancakes anyway.”

Pancake, from Chattanooga, played at the University of Alabama, leading the Crimson Tide to the NCAA championship in 2012. She won the Honda Award as the nation’s top college golfer.

“This will be the first time that the Waffle Nation will be cheering for a Pancake,” Waffle House President and CEO Walt Ehmer said in the release. “Brooke exemplifies hard work, southern charm and a contagious personality which makes her a great representation of Waffle House.”

As part of the partnership, Brooke will visit Waffle House restaurants along the tour and post stories from the road on social media.

(Photo: Waffle House Twitter)

The rumors are true! Pancake at Waffle House! @BrookePancake pic.twitter.com/n9U8rdCDwo

— Waffle House (@WaffleHouse) January 20, 2015