"Badman": Steph Curry's wife Ayesha Curry expresses pride as Warriors superstar flaunts his many talents beyond basketball

Steph Curry is competing at the American Century Championship (ACC), a celebrity golf tournament held at Lake Tahoe. On Friday, the NBA superstar shared clips of his preparation, which included shooting basketballs and throwing footballs. Curry’s wife, Ayesha Curry, and the fans were impressed by his versatility.

Ayesha expressed her admiration for her husband via an Instagram story on Friday:

“Badman ah golf”

Ayesha Curry highlights her husband's well-rounded skills. [photo: @ayeshacurry/IG]

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ACC organizers put up a makeshift basketball court for competitors to show off their stuff. Steph Curry, the NBA’s greatest shooter, wowed the crowd with his accuracy.

Curry was joined by other former basketball players Ray Allen, Vince Carter, Charles Barkley, Grant Hill, and his father, Dell Curry, in the golfing tournament.

Former and current NFL stars were also present. Among football stars who appeared in the ACC were Josh Allen, Travis Kelce, Aaron Rodgers, George Kittle, and Jerry Rice.

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Steph Curry “super happy” to return to Lake Tahoe and compete in the ACC

Steph Curry pulled off a stunning win in the 2023 American Century Championship. He finished the tournament with 75 points, two ahead of former American tennis player Mardy Fish. Former hockey star Joel Pavelski came in third with 66.

The 2024 Olympics in Paris prevented Curry from defending his title. The Golden State Warriors point guard spent his summer helping Team USA to a gold medal.

Without an international basketball commitment this year, Curry returned for more glory in the ACC.

"Just super happy to be up here again after taking the year off for good reason. [My] game feels good, but you can't win it on Friday. You just kind of have to pace yourself. So that's where I'm at."

Curry was third behind Pavelski and Vinny Del Negro after Day 1 of the ACC.

Edited by Michael Macasero