Tennis star Andy Murray: ‘How I got to a 1 handicap in under two years’

Former world No.1 tennis player Andy Murray, 39, has achieved a golf handicap of 1 in under two years since retiring from tennis. The three-time Grand Slam champion and two-time Olympic gold medallist attributes his rapid improvement to intensive practice sessions of four to five hours a day, year-round play including winter months, and regular lessons. Murray acknowledges his progress is atypical compared to most amateurs, as his retired status allows him far more time to dedicate to the sport.