Sir Andy Murray hints at unexpected role in pro golf after tennis career

Becoming a golfer it is not the only post-retirement ambition for Murray. The former world number one has also mentioned his interest in caddying for a pro golfer.

Speaking on The Romesh Ranganathan Show, he said: “I am considering becoming a golf caddie. Hopefully for a professional golfer at some stage.

“I love golf and I think if you love that sport, I think it would be a great job if you were working with a top golfer and being there when they are having a great moment on the course and feeling like you can help a little bit with the decisions, or things like that, I think it would be a brilliant job.”

He did not hesitate when asked who he would most like to carry the bag for: “Robert MacIntyre. That is like a dream! Imagine carrying his bag as he wins The Open.”

Andy Murray already linked to PGA Tour player

MacIntyre, fresh off a superb 2025 season where he secured two PGA Tour victories, has already established a connection with Murray.

They have spent some time together on the course, having played at the BMW PGA Championship Celebrity Pro-Am in 2024.

The DP World Tour revealed last month that Murray holds a handicap of three after taking part in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship Pro-Am.

In a fitting twist, MacIntyre went on to claim victory at that very event, lifting the trophy in front of his home fans.