“I’ll play you for all the prize money I lost against you,” Mardy Fish and Andy Murray share funny banter after the Brit’s participation at PGA Pro-Am Championship

Mardy Fish challenged Andy Murray to play golf with him after the Scot joked about those who criticized his golf skills.

“I’ll play you for all the prize money I lost against you,” Mardy Fish and Andy Murray share funny banter after the Brit’s participation at PGA Pro-Am Championship

Mardy Fish, Andy Murray (Images via Facebook, X)

Andy Murray and Mardy Fish engaged in banter on social media following the former’s participation at the PGA Pro-Am Championship at Wentworth Club. Murray, who turned golfer after wrapping up his tennis career, has been showing off his golf skills and took to social media to make a hilarious comment.

Murray, known for making witty remarks, thanked those who criticized his golf swing. 42-year-old retired tennis player Fish however challenged the Scot to compete against him. 

Huge thanks to all the amateur golfers on social media for their constructive criticism of my golf swing. Much appreciated.
Andy Murray wrote on X 

The American has met Murray nine times on the ATP Tour and the latter edges him 5-4 in their head-to-head meeting. They last played at the 2015 Cincinnati Masters, where Murray registered his fifth win over Fish. 

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Hey Andy, Mardy Fish here… I’ll play you for all the prize money I lost when you beat me on the tennis court. Deal?
Mardy Fish replied 

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Andy Murray was nervous while playing at Pro-Am Championship

The man with three Grand Slams and two Olympic gold medals, Andy Murray, was nervous while playing golf at the Pro-Am Championship. He admitted to feeling “useless” as he wanted to keep playing without messing up too much. 

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I couldn't really feel my arms and legs. I didn't really hit any balls on the range beforehand. I was feeling it but it got better. It got better as the round went on. It's a different sort of nervous because you are comfortable in the tennis environment. I'm not thinking I'm going to walk out on the tennis court and forget how to hit the ball. 
Andy Murray told the reporters 

The event also featured recent cricket retiree James Anderson, Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke, and golf professional Robert MacIntyre. Murray, who was just not ready to give up tennis, and had opened up about how not playing tennis would be hard for him, is not missing the game much, as he revealed in an interview that golf helped him forget about retirement.

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The former World No.1 retired after reaching the quarterfinals at the Paris Olympics where he played by teaming up with Dan Evans and the British pair lost to America’s Tommy Paul and Taylor Fritz. Murray’s last match on the ATP Tour was at Wimbledon, where he played doubles with brother Jamie Murray.