Stephen Curry isn’t just a basketball legend, he’s a golf weekend warrior with serious putting skills, and Lake Tahoe knows it. At Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course, Curry returned to the scene of his dramatic 2023 celebrity tournament victory, this time with a nostalgic mission and a camera roll full of memories.

The Warriors star navigated the course with the same precision he brings to the basketball court, even recreating the exact spot of his triumphant eagle putt from two years ago. “Obviously, I know I can win now,” Curry told reporters, a glimmer of competitive fire dancing in his eyes.

Warriors’ Summer of Uncertainty

While golf might be his current playground, Curry’s mind is never far from basketball. The Warriors are facing a transformative offseason, with key questions surrounding Jonathan Kuminga’s free agency and the departure of longtime teammate Kevon Looney. Despite the uncertainty, Curry remains optimistic, pointing to the team’s impressive late-season performance where they won 23 of their final 30 games.

Beyond the Court

Curry’s Tahoe appearance is more than just a tournament, it’s a community moment. Surrounded by fans wearing his jerseys and kids eager for autographs, he represents more than just an athlete. He’s a local icon who bridges professional sports with the laid-back Tahoe lifestyle.

With betting odds listing him as a co-favorite alongside former tennis pro Mardy Fish, Curry isn’t just participating, he’s aiming to defend his 2023 title. “The same way I grew up wanting to hit buzzer beaters… everything comes down to 18 and you have a putt to win,” he shared, revealing the competitive spirit that makes him a champion both on hardwood and greens.

As the American Century Championship approaches, Tahoe holds its breath: will Curry sink another legendary putt?