Jayson Tatum provides constructive criticism on LeBron James' golf swing

There's something about the game of golf that seems to attract elite athletes from other sports. NBA players have always had a love for the links, with Stephen Curry being the most talented out of the current crop of players.

After two decades in the NBA, it would appear LeBron James has finally decided to begin transitioning into the golfing phase of his life. Unfortunately, he's likely learning that the sport is unforgiving and difficult to master.

On Tuesday, a video surfaced on social media showing Jayson Tatum, who is no slouch on the golf course, being asked about James' rookie-level golf swing. The Boston Celtics champion, who is currently recovering from a torn Achilles, shared some constructive criticism for "The King." 

"Loosen up a little bit," Tatum said.

The All-NBA forward also elaborated on why he's happy to see James on the golf course.

"You know what? I'm just happy,” Tatum said. “I'm happy my guy's out there. Probably been a long time coming. Part of it is you've got to get out there. You've got to fall in love with the game. We all probably looked like this when we first got out there. But, you know, hopefully he keeps practicing. And he's only up from there."