Andy Murray swings from tennis court to golf course

Former world number one Andy Murray featured in a video on social media platform playing golf. The 37-year-old is often regarded as the greatest British player in the history of men’s tennis in the Open era, having won three Grand Slam titles.

Murray, who retired from the sport recently, has featured in a video shared on social media platform playing golf. The video was shared on the DP World Tour page on X — previously, known as Twitter with a caption: “.@andy_murray taking on the first tee at Wentworth.”

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Murray retired from professional tennis after the Paris Olympics, where he participated in the doubles category with Dan Evans. He and his partner were knocked out after losing in the quarterfinal. The Glasgow-born star struggled with fitness concerns throughout his career. It was because of this that he was forced to retire from professional tennis just after the Australian Open in 2018.

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However, Murray miraculously returned to the court soon after and continued playing at the highest level for another six years. The former world number, earlier this year, announced that he would retire one last time after participating at Wimbledon on home soil and later in the Paris Olympics. His plan, however, was affected after he suffered a serious back injury during the Queen’s ATP championship. That injury forced him to withdraw from the singles category event at Wimbledon. He ended up taking part in the doubles category with his brother, but the two were knocked out after losing in the first round.