Basketball superstar Steph Curry is trading his NBA jersey for golf clubs this summer, making a highly anticipated return to the American Century Championship golf tournament. After winning the prestigious event in 2023 and sitting out last year’s competition to train for the Paris Olympics, Curry is set to reclaim his title from former tennis star Mardy Fish.

The Golden State Warriors point guard will compete at the Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course from July 9-13, continuing a family tradition by joining his father Dell and brother Seth in the tournament. Curry’s previous victory was a nail-biter, securing first place with just 75 total points and narrowly edging out Fish by two points.

This year’s tournament represents more than just a sporting event for Curry - it’s a chance to showcase his athletic versatility beyond the basketball court. Despite the Warriors’ early playoff elimination in May, Curry remains committed to challenging himself in different competitive arenas.

The American Century Championship has long been a platform for professional athletes and celebrities to demonstrate their golfing skills in a high-profile, charity-driven environment. Curry’s participation continues to draw significant attention to the event, highlighting the crossover appeal of elite athletes in multiple sports.

Fans and golf enthusiasts can track Curry’s performance on the tournament’s official website, which will provide real-time updates and scoring information. With his competitive spirit and proven track record, many are eager to see if he can successfully defend his 2023 championship title against a talented field of celebrity athletes.

While the tournament is ultimately about friendly competition, it also serves as an important fundraising platform for various charitable causes, adding meaningful impact beyond the sporting achievement.