Retired tennis legend Andy Murray is throwing himself into the game of golf after being confirmed as a participant in the BMW PGA Championship Pro-Am at Wentworth. The three-time Grand Slam winner and double Olympic champion retired from tennis at this summer's Paris 2024 Games.

Andy Murray broke a "golden rule" at his debut in the BMW Championship Pro-Am at one of the country's "most prestigious" golf courses - Wentworth in Surrey.

Andy Murray was the star guest at the BMW PGA Championship Pro-Am, teaming up with Robert MacIntyre. The former world No.1 has embraced his recent retirement, turning to golf as a new hobby, as

Andy Murray is one week into his golf career and things are already heating up. The Scot – after retiring from tennis last month – made his Pro-Am debut on Wednesday at Wentworth. He joined Robert MacIntyre on the fairways of the Surrey venue ahead of the BMW PGA Championship.

Andy Murray played the BMW Championship Pro-Am at one of the most prestigious golf courses in the country - Wentworth - but seemingly forgot one of the sport's golden rules during his round.

The world No 3 admitted he would not be happy under certain future European captains in the Ryder Cup, while also pinpointing the remaining factors in negotiations between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf