Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce ditch helmets for golf hats, stealing the show at the Masters

Fans were doing double takes at Augusta this weekend-but not just for the epic Masters showdown. Kansas City Chiefs superstars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce traded shoulder pads for golf polos and instantly became the center of attention on the greens.

Swapping the gridiron for the green, the dynamic duo rolled up during Masters weekend and lit up the scene like it was the Super Bowl.

Kelce, ever the fashion wild card, turned heads in a floral button-up and peach Nike polo, giving full "party crasher turned pro" energy. Mahomes kept things sleek and cool in Adidas gear, looking more like a focused contender than a casual fan.

The Chiefs' official social media said it best: "Might not be a green jacket, but these golf fits are lit." Fans couldn't argue. Even in the midst of golf history being made, Mahomes and Kelce had the crowd buzzing.

McIlroy did not disappoint the NFL visitors

That said, the real fireworks came when Rory McIlroy did the unthinkable-finally breaking his 11-year curse and winning the 2025 Masters in dramatic fashion. After surviving four double bogeys and a near disaster on 18, Rory forced a sudden-death playoff against Justin Rose and clinched it with a clutch birdie.

The win wasn't just emotional-it was legendary. McIlroy became only the sixth golfer in history to complete a career Grand Slam, and the first since Tiger Woods in 2000. Mahomes was live-tweeting it all, dropping a casual "Great golf!" like he didn't just witness a generational moment.

Kelce and Mahomes are already preparing for the NFL season

Despite all the Masters madness, Kelce and Mahomes still managed to shine. And don't let the chill vibes fool you-both are locked in for the NFL season. Kelce even hit the practice field while in Augusta, and Mahomes is already back in full training mode, juggling workouts and family life like the MVP he is.

Next stop? Super Bowl run No. 4. But first, let the golf gods know: the Chiefs came, saw, and casually stole the show.