min read · July 12, 2025 · Sports

Travis Kelce's Golf Mishap: A Swinging Bet Gone Wild at Tahoe!

Kelce Brothers Bring Chaos to Lake Tahoe Golf Course

The tranquil surroundings of Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course were turned upside down on Saturday as the Kelce brothers, Jason and Travis, took to the fairways for the second round of the American Century Championship. The NFL stars' antics left spectators on edge, with errant shots flying in all directions, including one that whizzed past a police car's door.

The usually serene Lake Tahoe setting was transformed into a scene from a sports comedy film as the brothers, known for their off-field shenanigans, continued to bring the heat. Their presence had already generated buzz throughout the week, with fans lining up to catch a glimpse of these athletic giants in action.

However, it's fair to say that Jason and Travis took 'having fun' to new heights. The brothers were spotted partying like rockstars, shotgunning beers, receiving ice cream deliveries, and even practicing their football snaps on the course. It was clear from the get-go that they had a bet with each other to drink beer for every three-putt – a side wager that would either make them laugh or have them crying into their pints.

Travis, sporting his pink polo from Tiger Woods' Sun Day Red apparel line, showed off his signature swagger as he played alongside Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield. The pair were having the time of their lives, laughing and joking around every hole. At one point, Travis quipped to the crowd, "I gotta figure out a way not to lose to my brother."

But it wasn't all fun and games for the Kelce brothers. Jason's errant shots had spectators dodging for cover at times, with one fan taking an unintentional hit from his tee shot on the 17th hole. Miraculously, no one was seriously injured, and Travis even went so far as to sign an autograph and pose for a photo as compensation.

Meanwhile, Jason's game continued to unravel like a thread pulled loose. His second shot on the 15th landed in the crowd, prompting him to swing it back into the same area – much to the amusement of his playing partner Mayfield. On another hole, he let out a string of colorful expletives when his tee shot came up short of the par-3 green.

As the round progressed, the atmosphere only grew more electric. Fans from all walks of life were having the time of their lives, cheering on the brothers and even getting in on the action by throwing footballs into the nearby boats parked along the 17th hole.

And just when you thought it couldn't get any wilder, the Kelce brothers managed to incorporate some karaoke into their game. Yes, you read that right – they belted out a rousing rendition of Taylor Swift's 'Shake It Off' on the 15th green, complete with choreographed dance moves and fist-pumping from the sidelines.

It was a performance that would put even the most seasoned entertainers to shame. The brothers truly lived up to their reputation as the NFL's most charming goofballs, bringing an infectious energy to the tournament.

As Access Hollywood noted before their first round, "Jason revealed to us that they cooked up a wild bet on the eve of the tournament – downing beers for every three-putt." Jason also shared his enthusiasm for being part of this event: "We're all here for the vibes... That's what it's all about. We love it!"

However, their antics didn't go unnoticed by the organizers, who probably had a few sleepless nights thinking up ways to keep these two in line.

The American Century Championship has always been known for its A-list appeal, attracting the likes of sport and entertainment icons from far and wide. But this year's tournament had an added layer of excitement, thanks to the Kelce brothers' unpredictable gameplay and unbridled enthusiasm.

One thing is certain – no one will ever forget Jason and Travis Kelce's contribution to the American Century Championship 2023. It was a day that will be etched in golfing history for generations to come as the ultimate celebration of camaraderie, sportsmanship, and plain old-fashioned fun.

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