Football golfer
Aaron Rodgers
Rodgers is a genuinely strong celebrity golfer, not a professional-level player. The best documented estimate is a single-digit handicap: 4.6 from the Wisconsin State Golf Association, although tournament handicaps have sometimes been higher. His standout results include winning The Match IV and the
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AT A GLANCE
Quick facts
- Reported handicap
- 4.6Reported by Sporting News from Wisconsin State Golf Association information
- Best pro-am result
- Won 2023 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am amateur competitionPartnered with Ben Silverman
- The Match result
- Won The Match IV, 2021With Bryson DeChambeau
- Recent verified activity
- American Century Championship, July 2025No newer 2026 result verified
THE STORY
What to know
Playing level
A reported 4.6 handicap
Sporting News reported a 4.6 handicap attributed to the Wisconsin State Golf Association. Golf Digest has also described Rodgers at different times as roughly a 4 handicap or a single-digit handicap, so the safest conclusion is that he has been a very good amateur rather than a tour-caliber player.
Best result
Pebble Beach amateur champion
In 2023, Rodgers and professional partner Ben Silverman won the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am pro-am competition at 26 under par over 54 holes. Golf Digest reported that Rodgers contributed heavily despite being listed at a 10-handicap for that event.
Match play
Won The Match IV
Rodgers and Bryson DeChambeau defeated Tom Brady and Phil Mickelson, 3 and 2, in 2021. Rodgers made the deciding putt on the 16th hole, a result that showcased his short-game composure under pressure.
Recent activity
A recurring Tahoe competitor
Rodgers remained a regular at the American Century Championship, including the 2024 event and the 2025 tournament in Lake Tahoe. The most recent verified activity found was his participation and Golf Channel interview during the 2025 championship; no newer 2026 competition result was verified.
Game profile
Competitive, streaky and putting-reliant
Rodgers has described himself as a good putter, and his best public performances tend to feature clutch putting and strong partner play. His results suggest a capable low-handicap amateur whose tournament level can vary with preparation and format.
Video highlights
Worth watching
Verified official clips include Rodgers discussing the American Century Championship on Golf Channel, his decisive putt in The Match IV, and PGA TOUR footage of him making an ace after returning from Achilles surgery.
- Aaron Rodgers: Saturday at American Century Championship is the 'best day in sports' — Golf Channel
- Aaron Rodgers sinks putt to win 'The Match' versus Tom Brady — NFL
- Aaron Rodgers makes ace in first round since Achilles injury — PGA TOUR
CAREER & GOLF JOURNEY
Notable moments
Strong Pebble Beach showing
Finished tied ninth with Max Homa in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
Won The Match IV
Beat Tom Brady and Phil Mickelson with Bryson DeChambeau.
Won at Pebble Beach
Captured the pro-am competition with Ben Silverman at 26 under par.
Returned to American Century
Competed in the Lake Tahoe celebrity championship after recovering from Achilles surgery.
Continued Tahoe appearances
Played in the American Century Championship and gave a Golf Channel interview.
RECENT FORM
Recent results and activity
| Event | Result | Date |
|---|---|---|
| American Century Championship | Participated; specific 2025 finish not verified here | 2025-07 |
HH take
Why this profile is worth exploring
Call him a legit single-digit amateur with a strong competitive edge—not a hidden professional. His Pebble Beach win and The Match putt are the clearest proof that his game travels when the spotlight is on.