Andy Murray, the retired three-time Grand Slam tennis champion, has found retirement to be much more enjoyable and freeing than he anticipated. He revealed on BBC Radio 4's Today program that he doesn't miss tennis as much as he thought, and now has ample time to spend with his children, play golf, and go to the gym. Murray, who ended his illustrious 19-year career after the Paris Olympics in August, mentioned that he struggled with guilt during his career due to long absences from his family. He will now channel his competitive spirit into golf, debuting in the BMW PGA Championship Celebrity Pro-Am alongside Ryder Cup winner Robert MacIntyre. The former tennis star aims to achieve a scratch handicap in golf as he enjoys his newfound freedom.