NBA Stars Takeover Tahoe

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — NBA stars traded the hardwood for the fairway on Wednesday as practice rounds officially got underway for the American Century Championship at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course, setting the stage for one of the summer’s premier celebrity sporting events.

Leading the way was 2023 champion Stephen Curry, who returns to South Lake Tahoe with his sights set on capturing a second American Century Championship title. Joining him were Austin Reaves, fresh off signing a new contract with the Los Angeles Lakers, and veteran guard Kyle Lowry, who recently signed a one-day contract to officially retire with the Toronto Raptors, the franchise where he won an NBA Championship.

Although the tournament doesn’t officially tee off until Friday, the competitive spirit was already on display during Wednesday’s practice sessions. Fans lined the course as the NBA trio fine-tuned their games, offering a glimpse of the intensity, and camaraderie, they’ll bring to the celebrity tournament.

Curry, widely regarded as one of the tournament’s most accomplished golfers, remained focused on sharpening every aspect of his game. The four-time NBA champion spent time dialing in his shots, continuing the disciplined preparation that helped him capture the championship in 2023.

Reaves also spent the afternoon working through his swing, putting together several impressive shots while gaining confidence ahead of tournament play. The Lakers guard embraced the practice round with plenty of energy, hoping to carry that momentum into competition later this week.

Meanwhile, Lowry focused on the short game, taking part in the Skills Challenge and dedicating time to refining his putting stroke. The six-time NBA All-Star looked comfortable on the greens as he adjusted to tournament conditions ahead of his return to celebrity golf.

With a field featuring current and former professional athletes, entertainers, and celebrities, the American Century Championship once again promises a weekend filled with competition, entertainment, and memorable moments. If Wednesday’s practice rounds were any indication, the NBA stars are ready to make plenty of noise when play begins Friday at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course.

Malaika Bobino

Malaika Bobino, an Oakland, California native, is a Bay Area sports journalism powerhouse and influencer. With nearly two decades of experience at both the Oakland Post and the Huffington Post, she is always on the front lines of the iconic Bay Area sports scene. Bobino covered the Oakland A’s postseason trips, all three of the San Francisco Giants World Series, was present for all three Golden State Warriors three NBA Championships and covered the 49ers last two Super Bowl appearances

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