Travis Kelce Nearly Changed Plans for Rory McIlroy's Masters Win

Rory McIlroy's win at the 2025 Masters, which completed his career grand slam after a decade-long major drought, captivated sports fans and athletes alike, including Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce. On the 'New Heights' podcast, Travis revealed he was so engrossed in the tournament that he nearly changed his weekend plans to attend the final round in person, describing the event as 'electric' and lauding McIlroy's achievement, which only five other golfers have accomplished. Both Travis and his brother Jason, who had placed a wager on McIlroy, discussed the emotional highs and lows of the final day, noting how McIlroy's performance had them on the edge of their seats. The Kelce brothers drew parallels between McIlroy's grand slam and rare NFL achievements, with Travis suggesting that winning back-to-back Super Bowls might be the football equivalent, though acknowledging the unique difficulty of each feat. Their conversation highlighted the widespread excitement and emotional investment surrounding McIlroy's historic win, underscoring its significance in the sports world. The brothers' reflections also showcased how major accomplishments in one sport resonate across the athletic community.