Travis Kelce made sure to greet the fan who got drilled by his wayward shot during a celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe.
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end and his brother, former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, are competing at the 35th annual American Century Championship, and were grouped with WWE superstar The Miz for the opening round.
Despite recently claiming that his golf handicap is around seven or eight, the three-time Super Bowl winner ended up hitting a spectator in the arm with his opening tee shot.
However, Kelce did not let the fan leave with nothing and had an unforgettable way of apologizing.
A video posted on X shows Kelce marching down the course with a sheriff before locating the fan who got hit by his shot. Upon meeting the gentleman dawning and bright blue button down, Kelce proceeded to shake his hand before leaning in to kiss his arm.
Travis Kelce kissed the arm of the golf fan that was struck by his wayward opening tee shot
The apologetic gesture was met by laughs and cheers from the crowd at Edgewood Tahoe Resort.
Nevertheless, the Kelces attracted a stampede of fans as they made their way around the course. Aside from the brothers, a laundry list of NFL talents are also competing in the star-studded tournament.
Aaron Rodgers, Josh Allen, Derek Carr, Baker Mayfield, Trevor Lawrence, Joe Flacco, and Kyle Juszczyk were among the field.
Additionally NFL legends – including Jerry Rice, Steve Young and Tony Romo – teed up alongside several TV and film stars.
Before Travis struck an audience member with his shot, Jason won the long drive contest ahead of the tournament. Travis won the event in 2023. However, Jason outhit everyone this year with a tee shot that traveled 322 yards.
Travis and Jason Kelce are competing at the 35th annual American Century Championship
Kelce fumbled his opening tee shot despite recently claiming a seven or eight handicap