Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes continues to participate in his offseason golf activities, this time at the Edgewood Tahoe South Golf Course, accompanied by a host of celebrities. Meanwhile, NBA champion Steph Curry, fresh from securing his fourth NBA title and first NBA Finals MVP award, is also present in Lake Tahoe, alongside his brother Seth and father Dell, aiming to add another trophy to his collection.

During a press conference, Curry was asked about his fellow competitor, Mahomes, and his prowess in the NFL. He expressed admiration for Mahomes’ ability to take risks and highlighted his blend of teachable skills and intangible qualities. Curry emphasized Mahomes’ exceptional feel for the game, keen awareness, and penchant for the dramatic, traits that resonate with Curry’s own playing style.

As someone renowned for his remarkable three-point shooting ability and flair on the basketball court, Curry acknowledges the mutual respect between athletes across different sports and appreciates Mahomes’ impressive performances on the field.

Similar sentiments have been expressed about Mahomes and his knack for locating his receivers across the football field.

While mutual admiration and respect characterize the relationship between these two superstars, they become competitors on the greens at the American Century Championship Golf Tournament, each aiming to outperform the other and emerge victorious on Sunday.

With a handicap of 0, Curry is widely regarded as one of the top contenders for victory. Mahomes has been showcasing his golfing prowess this summer by participating in various tournaments, securing a win in one event hosted by fellow competitor Justin Timberlake, but also experiencing a loss with Josh Allen as his teammate in a putt-off against Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady on the final hole.