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Andre Iguodala

Iguodala is a serious, improving recreational golfer rather than a tournament-level professional. Reported handicaps have ranged from 15.6 in 2016 to 9.2 in 2018, with a summer-season estimate around 12.3 in 2017. The strongest verified evidence points to a capable single-digit-to-low-teens amateur

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Andre Iguodala

AT A GLANCE

Quick facts

Reported handicap
9.2 in 2018He reported a low of 8.1.
Earlier handicap
15.6 in 2016He said he had improved from about 36.
Seasonal estimate
12.3 in summer 2017Reported to rise toward 15 during basketball season.
Best reported round
83At Old Macdonald, Bandon Dunes.
Augusta round
86He also reported a birdie on the second hole.
Golf style
Draw-orientedHe credits Pete Myers with teaching him the shot.

THE STORY

What to know

PLAYING LEVEL

A credible low-to-mid handicap amateur

In 2018, Iguodala told GOLF.com he was a 9.2 handicap and had reached 8.1. Earlier reports documented a rapid improvement from roughly 36 to 15.6, while an AP report recorded 12.3 in summer 2017 and around 15 during basketball season.

Best-supported range: roughly 8–15, depending on season and reporting date.

RESULTS

Strong rounds, limited public competition record

His most meaningful reported scores are an 83 at Old Macdonald at Bandon Dunes and an 86 at Augusta National. He also said he birdied Augusta’s second hole. Those are notable recreational benchmarks, but they are not tournament results, and no reliable source in this review documented a major celebrity-event finish for him.

Do not confuse famous-course scores with competitive results.

GAME PROFILE

A self-taught draw player with lots of reps

Iguodala credits former Warriors assistant coach Pete Myers with teaching him to hit a draw. He has described golf as a way to relax and has said he sometimes plays 18 or 36 holes on NBA off-days, including during road trips and playoff periods.

Practice volume and athletic coordination are clear advantages.

RECENT ACTIVITY

Still publicly engaged with golf

The most recent clearly verified golf-specific appearance found was a March 15, 2025 episode of the Par 3 Podcast with J.R. Smith and Stephen Malbon, where Iguodala discussed golf handicaps. Golf Galaxy has also listed him as an episode subject for Tee Time With Trottie.

Public activity is current enough to show continued interest, but not a verified competitive schedule.

VIDEO HIGHLIGHT

Match Play with Andre Iguodala

This verified Random Golf Club video shows Iguodala playing a friendly match at The Olympic Club with Erik Anders Lang. It is the best long-form visual reference for his swing, course management and on-course personality.

Published November 20, 2019.

VIDEO HIGHLIGHT

Andre Iguodala on golf handicaps

A verified 2025 YouTube episode from the Par 3 Podcast places Iguodala in a current golf conversation and is useful for hearing how he describes his own level today. It is discussion-focused rather than a full round of shot footage.

Published March 15, 2025.

CAREER & GOLF JOURNEY

Notable moments

  1. Rapid improvement

    He described moving from roughly a 36 handicap to 15.6 while becoming deeply invested in golf.

  2. Augusta National trip

    He played Augusta with Stephen Curry after Golden State’s championship season.

  3. Best-round reports

    He cited an 83 at Old Macdonald and an 86 at Augusta.

  4. Low point around 12.3

    An AP report recorded his summer handicap at 12.3, with scores commonly between 85 and 89.

  5. Single-digit level

    He reported a 9.2 handicap and a lowest point of 8.1.

  6. Continued golf media activity

    He appeared on the Par 3 Podcast to discuss handicaps and golf.

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Why this profile is worth exploring

Think of Iguodala as a genuinely committed, athletic single-digit-to-mid-teens golfer—well above casual celebrity level, but without enough verified tournament data to call him an elite competitive amateur.