Tom Brady Gets 'Ass Kicked' on Golf Course by Controversial Country Star
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When you need a break from the grind of professional life, a day on the greens can be the perfect escape. NFL legend Tom Brady seems to agree, as he continues to shape his post-retirement life through YouTube, business ventures, and more.
With seven Super Bowl rings, the 47-year-old has always been at the top of his competitive game. But this time, he found himself "disappointed"—not by a fellow athlete, but by controversial country music star Morgan Wallen.
And we say controversial for a reason.
NFL legend Tom Brady loses a fun golf round to musician Morgan Wallen. (Collage, Image Credits: Getty Images)
NFL legend Tom Brady loses a fun golf round to musician Morgan Wallen. (Collage, Image Credits: Getty Images)
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The 32-year-old singer has been making headlines for years. His most infamous moment came in 2021, when he was banned from the Billboard Music Awards due to a racial slur scandal. He was also arrested last year for throwing a chair off the sixth floor of a bar.
But when it came to competing against the NFL GOAT, Wallen dominated!
NFL star, Brady got his 'ass kicked'
On Thursday, Brady posted a new YouTube video featuring his nine-hole golf match against Wallen at the Troubadour Golf and Field Club.
The two were enjoying themselves, sharing personal stories, yet Brady surprisingly found himself two down with two to play. Brady, is an avid golfer and has taken part in TNT's The Match, was not expecting to lose to Wallen.
Yet, Wallen defeated the football legend.
After losing, Brady called his son and admitted, "Now he's got a football out cuz he already beat me in golf, which I'm not very happy about."
Then, with a laugh, he added, "Your dad got his ass kicked."
Wallen, on the other hand, credited his "mental break" for his sharp performance.
"I've been having a mental break turkey hunting, that's why I'm doing so good," he joked.
Later in the video, Brady reflected on the loss, "Disappointed. Came out here. High hopes. Got my ass kicked. Can't win them all."
One of his team members chimed in, saying, "Hate me, but you can't win them all." "You've won a lot on YouTube. Take a step back and let one go," he added.
Although the match was all in good fun, Brady made it clear, "I don't like losing golf."
Still, the lighthearted competition showcased the growing friendship between the two. Before wrapping up, Wallen signed a guitar for Brady as they exchanged hugs.
The NFL icon also took the opportunity to promote Wallen's new album - 'I am the Problem.'
"He beat my ass, but more importantly, go listen to his album," Brady said before ending the video.
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