John Daly is undoubtedly one of the most cool guys in golf, known for his extraordinary style, his bad-boy persona, and his attitude toward life. Daly definitely knows how to love, and how to just enjoy his life! The golfer often shares glimpses of his good time on social media with his fans and they always love it.

One thing that fans also like about the veteran golfer is his love for his friends and family. He is always in the front row supporting the people he loves, and standing up for them in case they need help. The veteran does that despite the physical hardships he might be going through. 

John Daly marks his presence to support his boys

The golf veteran has been on quite a journey pertaining to his health. He was diagnosed with bladder cancer in 2020, and he is still fighting through the disease. This year, he went through knee surgery that has hindered his game as he has not been able to be very consistent with his game. 

But all of his health issues, or his physical hardships have not stopped him from enjoying his life and supporting his friends. Recently, the golfer shared a post on social media wherein he was enjoying the anniversary of a Nashville-based bar establishment, and some live music.

The 1991 PGA Championship winner wrote, “So great to hear my boys singing tonight at Losers Birthday Bash!” There were two live singers in the video, who probably Daly knows, and is close with. He was there at the Losers Bar and Grill in Nashville to support his friends and enjoy their singing. 

The 57-year-old has proved many times before that he is a good friend and will be there for his friends through thick and thin.

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Daly indeed is a good friend 

Several days ago, Daly competed in an event, the Shaw Charity Classic on PGA Tour Champions where he sadly did not win but his friend did. Instead of being sad about his defeat, Daly was there for his friend Ken Duke to celebrate with him his maiden victory. 

The 2X major champion hugged one of his best friends as he came back after winning and congratulated him on the first PGA Tour Champions victory that he achieved in Canada. He showed his admiration and love for his friend with a simple message, “Love ya brother.”

Stay tuned in to find out about future outings of the golf veteran, and how he lives his life, king size!

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