Now That He’s Retired, NFL Icon Tom Brady Can Focus on Improving His Golf Game

It is just the beginning of 2022, and the heart of every NFL fan is already broken. Tom Brady has announced his retirement from the league and with that, an era has come to an end. After 22 seasons and 7 Super Bowl wins, Tom Terrific has signed off from his illustrious NFL career. 

Brady was a quarterback for the New England Patriots for the first 20 seasons of his career. Then, the legend spent the last two seasons as a QB for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Throughout his time in the league, Tom broke and set many records. To note a few, he has the most touchdown passes, most passing yards, most Super Bowl appearances, and many other unique accomplishments. 

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However, since he has announced his retirement, we cannot help but think about what he would like to do in the future. And, we found the answer! 

Tom Brady loves playing golf

It is not a secret that Brady loves golf. He has played golf in two editions of The Match with Phil Mickelson. Although their team failed in both of them, Brady impressed the spectators with some shots. The pair lost the first tournament against the team of Tiger Woods & Peyton Manning, and the second to Bryson DeChambeau & Aaron Rodgers. 

However, according to Mickelson, Brady’s was the most memorable shot in the history of the event. Moreover, Brady’s love for Golf was evident when he became an executive producer for the fifth edition of The Match. 

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Brady has a golf handicap score of 8.1. The number is considered low for a professional golfer. However, it is a good number for a recreational player like him. If the 44-YO ever wants to make a career in golf, he might want to improve his handicap score so that he can match against a pro. 

So what do you think? Will Tom Terrific ever consider joining the golf community? Since he is an incredible sportsperson, he can become anything if he wants to. So, the question is, would he consider giving more time to golf from now on? Let us know your thoughts on that!