Andy Murray has transitioned from tennis to golf following his retirement, with aspirations to become a scratch golfer. He recently participated in the BMW PGA Championship Pro-Am, where he played alongside professional golfer Robert MacIntyre, who praised Murray's potential and noted that he believes Murray will quickly improve his game. Despite currently holding a handicap of seven, Murray acknowledged feeling nervous during the event but expressed satisfaction with his progress and enjoyment of the game. He is taking golf lessons as he works to adapt his skills from tennis, recognizing the distinct challenges golf presents. MacIntyre has confidently stated that it won't be long before Murray reaches his goal, highlighting the respect the golfing community has for the tennis legend. Murray humorously reflected on his shift in focus and the nerves that come with performing in front of crowds in a new sport.