'I Lost A Bet': Steph Curry Begs Devin Booker For Backup After Getting Embarrassed By Viral Golfer Gabby

Curry was caught live by streamer Gabby “Golf Girl” DeGasperis during a friendly celebrity match, and when he lost, he quickly owned up to it.

“I am at the golf course and I lost a bet and I had to pay it up and you’re the most amazing teammate that anybody could have. So, I figured you come and help me out. I’m here with Gabby Golf Girl.”

— Steph Curry

He wasn’t done joking around. Pulling Booker into the fun, he added:

“I was gonna have her caddy for me with like the biggest heaviest tour bag you’ve ever seen in your life. But I lost and now she is going to get to play against you.” — Steph Curry

The clip blew up online fast. Curry, known for his slick on-court style, looked equally comfortable mixing humor into the golf world—especially when humble enough to ring up Devin Booker for backup.

But Curry’s antics aren’t all just laughs. He’s also been working the competitive side—draining deep 3-point strokes on the tee at Lake Tahoe’s American Century Championship. He’s tied for a top spot among celebs, backed by caddy Jason Richards and coach Alex Riggs.

Plus, fans were buzzing when he pulled off a no-look backward basketball shot—only to crush it between the hoop and backboard. It didn’t count, but the crowd loved it.

So yeah, the golfing jokes are fun—but Curry’s staying sharp, both on the green and across the hardwood-style trick plays. Booker’s about to get an unexpected partner-in-crime, and we can’t wait to see what kind of friendly chaos that match brings.

Steph Curry Lights Up Tahoe Greens with Clutch 3‑Point Trick Shots

Steph Curry may have lost the Super Bowl of celebrity golf, but he still made magic in the Tahoe mountains.

At the American Century Championship, Curry showed off his signature stroke as he drained multiple deep, three-point style putts between holes, earning cheers and high-fives from fans and fellow celebs.

Curry is backed by a trusted squad. His former college teammate, Jason Richards, has served as his caddy, keeping him grounded, and golf coach Alex Riggs has refined his short game, bringing precision to each swing.

Curry’s placing near the top of the rankings, proving his competitive DNA runs deep. And while social media clips of his accidental wedgie shot got laughs, his consistency on the course speaks louder.

Win or lose, Curry’s performance at Tahoe shows he’s still hungry, and this time as a multi-sport entertainer that shapes every stage he plays on.