It was Steph Curry’s second appearance on the cover of Golf Digest. As he continues to improve in his second sport, the Golden State Warriors player is pushing the limits of conventional ideas about sports. Curry posted pictures from the behind-the-scenes shoots to his social media accounts.

The NBA player posted the image from Golf Digest’s official account on his Instagram story, captioning it,

“A honor”

Curry’s field shot was captured in step-by-step photos in the Golf Digest post. The topic of discussion is Curry’s unwavering desire to homogenize golf.

The four-time NBA champion hopes to dispel the stereotype that the sport is exclusively played by white people by encouraging an increasing number of Black people to participate in it.

Among his NBA colleagues, Curry is arguably the best golfer, and he is capable of debating Michael Jordan on his own. The top player for the Warriors is focused on starting the next chapter of his life once he finishes playing basketball, even as he gets his team ready for the upcoming campaign.

Steph Curry’s ambitious goals for his professional golf career

One of the best shooters in NBA history, Steph Curry has proven himself. In addition to becoming the MVP of the NBA Finals twice, he is a four-time NBA champion. The All-NBA player for the Warriors is still going strong, and he shows no signs of slowing down.

Curry is aware that a basketball player still has a long life ahead of them after they hang up their spikes. The future Hall of Famer for the Warriors has ambitious goals for the next fifteen years. It should come as no surprise that he hopes to play in the PGA Tour Championship someday, considering how much his game is progressing.

The ten-time NBA All-Star stated in an interview with Golf Digest that when he is done playing hoops, he wants to take golf seriously.

“I am unsure of the route,” Curry remarked. “All I know is that, once I finish playing basketball, I plan to devote a reasonable amount of time and energy to improving my golf game. We’ll see where that gets me in 14 years.”

Given his prior significant financial investments in the game’s business sector, Steph Curry’s ideas are not without merit. You own Underrated Golf, Curry. He founded the competition in an effort to broaden the sport’s appeal, and it has since expanded to Europe. Curry also won the American Century Championship golf event in July of the previous year.