In an exciting twist of sports camaraderie, NFL brothers Travis and Jason Kelce will be participating in the American Century Golf Tournament at Lake Tahoe.

The event, which promises a mix of competition and entertainment, will see the Kelce brothers teeing off at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course in Stateline, Nevada, from July 12th to 14th.

Travis Kelce, known for his humor both on and off the football field, shared a piece of advice with his brother Jason ahead of the tournament.

Jokingly, he told Jason not to feel bad if he hits someone with his golf ball. This playful banter highlighted their close relationship and brought a touch of humor to their upcoming participation.

One key aspect of the tournament at Lake Tahoe is the impact of altitude on ball distance. Travis pointed out that balls hit high in Tahoe can fly 10 to 15 yards farther than at sea level due to the altitude. This factor will undoubtedly add an interesting challenge for all the participants.

While some might find Travis’s advice about hitting someone with a golf ball inappropriate or insensitive, it was clear that the comment was made in jest, adding to the lighthearted spirit of the event.

The American Century Golf Tournament is renowned not just for its sportsmanship but also for its star-studded lineup. This year, the tournament celebrates its 35th edition, with a substantial prize purse of $750,000. The winner will take home a whopping $150,000, while the first and second runners-up will receive $70,000 and $40,000, respectively.

Former champions, including Tony Romo, are confirmed to participate, adding to the excitement and competitive edge of the tournament. This event is also a significant fundraiser, with proceeds going to various local and national charities.

Unlike traditional golf tournaments, the American Century Championship has a unique scoring system. Players aim to collect as many points as possible over three rounds. An albatross earns 10 points, an ace is worth 8 points, an eagle gets 6 points, a birdie scores 3 points, and a par is worth 1 point. Conversely, a bogey scores 0 points, and a double bogey or worse results in minus 2 points.

The American Century Championship is more than just a golf tournament; it’s a celebration of sport, entertainment, and charity. Whether you’re a golf enthusiast, a sports fan, or simply looking for some entertainment, this tournament promises something for everyone.

So, mark your calendars, grab your golf clubs, and get ready to tee it up with the stars at the American Century Golf Tournament. With Travis and Jason Kelce among the participants, this event is set to be an unforgettable blend of skill, fun, and friendly rivalry.