Last year, Lewis Hamilton became the first to join Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy in their passion project, TMRW Sports. The venture started out with a first-of-its-kind tech-infused team golf league called TGL in January. Turns out, Lewis’ golf craze didn’t end with just investing in the business. The F1 sensation recently took to the golf course with his Uncle Terry and a special companion, who is one of his biggest rivals on the F1 track.

Following Hamilton, tennis legend Serena Williams, and NBA heartthrob Stephen Curry too made some heavy investments in Tiger’s venture. Woods and McIlroy founded TMRW Sports with the sole purpose of expansion and development of different sports. The entire venture reported cost the duo and their cofounder-cum-CEO Mike McCarley an eye-watering $14.7 million. Last year, Hamilton also tried his hand out at golf with legendary NFL QB, Tom Brady.

Joining him this time on the golf course was McLaren senior driver Lando Norris and Lewis’ Uncle Terry. The 7x champ posted a selfie with the duo, a video of him swinging the club, and another photo of him just before trying his hand out at putting.

In the Instagram post’s caption, he wrote, “Golf 🔗 w Lando and Uncle Terry. Great game, okay photos.”

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Looking at his technique and form while teeing off, many suggested that he stuck to just driving cars on F1 tracks. We are sure the legendary racer will not take criticism of his golf skills to heart.

Lewis Hamilton revealed the bigger reason behind investing in Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy’s venture

Lately, Hamilton has been trying to put his money into sporting ventures. While earlier his bid in jointly investing to buy English soccer club Chelsea FC did not go through, the one in partly owning American football franchise Denver Broncos was successful. Later in August last year, he proudly joined Tiger and Rory to back TMRW Sports.

Revealing the reason behind such investments in an interview ahead of the race in Zandvoort last year, he told, “I do want to get more and more involved in teams because I really do believe in Black ownership because there is a lack of it within sports and Black equity. There is a real lack of that.”

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Lewis, with his series of investments, has once again set an example for other athletes. His commitment to diversity and inclusivity remains strong and putting his hard-earned money into such projects reflects exactly that.