The champ went ahead and won again. World’s No.1 tennis player Novak Djokovic is now making news not just in the world of tennis but golf as well. The all-star Ryder Cup just concluded and Djokovic was once again on the winning side. Novak made a small comment about his golfing experience, which can be considered an honest remark.
It seems like the 24-time Grand Slam winner had a great time playing golf at the all-star match. Djokovic is undoubtedly the champion of tennis as of now and that means he thrives in high-intensity environments. However, for him to be having fun while playing golf, which is more of a calm and composed sport, is incredible.
A lifelong memory for Novak Djokovic
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Novak is one of those players who simply excels at everything he does. The All-Star event had two strong teams going against each other for the cup. Novak was in the team led by Colin Montgomerie and the Captain for the opposing team was Corey Pavin.
Novak Djokovic sums up his time at the Ryder Cup celebrity All-Star match 😍 pic.twitter.com/RDEOvoix0w
— Eurosport (@eurosport) September 28, 2023
Although Djokovic didn’t take any credit for the victory in the all-star Ryder Cup, he is happy that he got the opportunity. “I’m going to remember this experience for the rest of my life… It was all about having fun, making new friends, enjoying the atmosphere, and soaking up everything,” he said, according to Eurosport’s X handle.
Djokovic admitted he made a lot of new friends in the Ryder Cup event. Since it was an All-Star event, he got to meet a lot of champions like himself. And well, birds of a feather do flock together.
It’s safe to say that Djokovic was in the good hands of Team Monty. The tennis champ himself hit quite a few amazing shots that added up to bag the Ryder Cup.
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Novak Djokovic’s newfound expertise in golf
Novak was partnered up with another World’s No.1 in Golfers with Disability (WR4GD), Kipp Popert. He and Kipp made a good pair as they beat Sainz and Perrino 3-1 in the match.
“My partner Kipp delivered his A-game today and is such a talented player and so inspiring. Overall, I’m pleased with how I played. I haven’t had the chance to practice too much coming into today, but I hit a good opening tee shot, which really settled the nerves. And I managed to play some good holes. The crowds were amazing, and it was a really fun experience,” he said.
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Novak spends most of his time on the court. Him playing golf and having fun with his new friends might be the kind of refreshment he needs. What are your thoughts on Novak showing up in other sports apart from tennis? Let us know in the comments.
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