
Stephen Curry, the celebrated NBA star and Golden State Warriors icon, has made a highly anticipated comeback to the American Century Championship following a year away. Returning to the celebrity golf event this week, Curry joins an elite field of 90 participants at the Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course from July 11 to July 13, competing in the 54-hole Modified Stableford format.
A Competitive Field of Sports and Entertainment Stars
The 2025 American Century Championship features a diverse roster, including former tennis professional and defending champion Mardy Fish, NHL player Joe Pavelski, NFL brothers Travis and Jason Kelce, LPGA Hall of Famer Annika Sorenstam, and many others. The event also includes notable figures such as Davante Adams, Marcus Allen, Ray Allen, and Josh Allen, ensuring a vibrant mix of talent and competitive enthusiasm.
Curry’s Excitement Highlights His Return
Last year, Curry opted out to compete with the U.S. basketball team at the Paris Olympics but remains no stranger to success at this tournament, having previously secured a championship with 75 points. Reflecting on his return, Curry told the Reno Gazette Journal,
“The energy out here is ridiculous. I missed it last year. Happy to be back.”
—Stephen Curry, NBA Superstar
Anticipation Builds for Thrilling Competition at Edgewood Tahoe
Fans and spectators can look forward to an exciting display of skill and camaraderie as the event unfolds over three days. The combination of former golf pros and celebrities from various sports promises a spirited contest on the scenic course, highlighting both the competitive drive and sportsmanship that define the American Century Championship.
Our Reader’s Queries
Q. Why does Stephen Curry wear 4?
A. FIBA, the group in charge of Olympic basketball, once limited player numbers from 4 to 15 to simplify things for officials. In 2014, FIBA dropped this rule, but Team USA still follows it during international competitions like the Paris Olympics. This explains why Curry, known for his preferred number, adheres to this tradition.