Jason Kelce Shows Off His Daughter's Very Impressive Golf Swing

Originally posted on The Spun | By Tzvi Machlin | Last updated Apr 7, 2026 5:34 PM ET

Jason Kelce has been working on his golf game ahead of his golf broadcasting debut at the Masters this month and apparently his kids have been getting their swings in too.

Taking to X on Tuesday, Kelce shared some footage of his daughter Wyatt out at the driving range. Using a small pink driver, she actually made decent contact on the ball while playing with her family. Kelce said that Wyatt even won a little contest, which he rewarded her for with some ice cream.

"Excited for The Masters this week, so I went out to the driving range with Wy last night. It was her first time swinging a real club, and she killed it. She also won closest to the pin, getting her a Mint Chocolate chip ice cream in a waffle cone. She’s hooked,"

Excited for The Masters this week, so I went out to the driving range with Wy last night. It was her first time swinging a real club, and she killed it. She also won closest to the pin, getting her a Mint Chocolate chip ice cream in a waffle cone. She’s hooked pic.twitter.com/ZPwEJzbFfL
— Jason Kelce (@JasonKelce) April 7, 2026

One proud papa

As much as people seem to like going on X and complaining about how much they dislike seeing the Kelces these days, many were unable to resist how adorable little Wyatt and her pink golf club were:

"I, too, would play more golf if it came with Mint Chocolate Chip ice cream in a Waffle Cone," Ross Tucker joked on X.

"Great job Wyatt! I have the best memories of my Daddy taking me golfing with him. He would let me putt for him sometimes. These memories will last her lifetime," wrote another.

"This is the coolest. Good luck this week. Just go over the banned words list and you'll be just fine. Par 3 is my fav. Hope you get to bring all your girls," a third wrote.

Kelce will be on the call for ESPN's broadcast of the annual Masters Par 3 contest. It's the latest in a series of big name gigs that he's gotten in media since retiring from the NFL several years ago.

But while it was novel at first, Kelce's regular appearances on podcasts, TV shows, commercials and now serious broadcasting events have left a lot of fans with fatigue.

That said, there are some things that people never get tired of: Like precious father-daughter moments.

This article first appeared on The Spun and was syndicated with permission.

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