Former NFL Jason Kelce star does not retire lightly, while going from the football field to the golf course. Kelce, known for his domination in the field with the Philadelphia Eagles, now attracts attention with his golf ambitions to the American Century Championship at Edgewood Tahoe.
After a little brilliant performance in 2024, finishing 87th out of 89 players, Kelce returned in 2025 with a renewed determination to improve her game. Seeking help and advice, Kelce turned to Reddit to share videos of her golf swing, asking for tips to improve her skills. The post quickly drawn the attention of golf fans and even held the eye of the PGA Tour veteran, Michael Kim.
Kim provided Kelce for free feedback, stressing the areas to be improved in his swing. Despite the criticism, Kim recognized Kelce’s overall potential, recognizing his dedication and his work ethics from his football career.
The opening of Kelce to returns and his desire to learn aroused the support of the online golf community, proving that its transition from NFL to PGA is a course that deserves to be followed. With experts like Michael Kim offering advice, Kelce is on the right track to perfect her golf game and make a name for himself in sport.
While Kelce begins this new chapter, his perseverance and humility continue to shine, establishing parallels between his success in football and his current golf laws. With the right team and adequate state of mind, Kelce is determined to conquer the challenges of golf, showing that his competitive spirit has no limits.
Meanwhile, the veteran of the PGA Tour Michael Kim is preparing for his next challenge to the Truist Championship, after a solid performance at the RBC Heritage. Ranked 18th in the Fedexcup ranking, Kim is ready to make a declaration on the Tour with her constant game and her strategic approach to future tournaments.
Stay listening as Kelce and Kim sail in their respective journeys in the world of sport, proving that devotion, resilience and a quest for excellence are the key ingredients for success, whether on the football field or on the golf course.
