Michael Jordan’s biggest pet peeve on his $15 million golf course, as per Jason Kidd
Jason Kidd, who is also an avid golfer, reveals how not being fast in ‘The Groove’ is a nuisance for Michael Jordan.
Michael Jordan he is one of the most iconic athletes we have ever seen. The former manager of the Chicago Bulls was considered a basketball god by fans around the world. Judging by Mike’s impressive style of play and the overly stacked résumé he built over 15 years, it’s not surprising why His Airness is the favorite for the GOAT title.
Over a span of a decade and a half illustrious career, MJ managed to become one of the most successful people in the league. Air Jordan’s resume includes 14 All-Star appearances, 11 All-NBA selections, 10 scoring titles, 5 MVPs, 1 DPOY, 6 championships, and 6 MVP finals, among several other accomplishments.
Basketball isn’t the only sport Michael is excited about. Even during his playing days, the Hall of Famer would absolutely love every second he spent on any golf course. Almost a year ago, Jason Kidd speak about his golf experience with the 6-foot-6 shooting guard.
“When you compete with Michael Jordan, you have to bring your A game”: Jason Kidd
J-Kidd has played a lot of golf with Jordan. Though the Dallas Mavericks coach never had a fight with MJ at his $15 million golf course, The Groove XXIII, Kidd knows Jordan’s pet peeve.
According to the former 10-time All-Star, if you’re not fast enough on his golf course, MJ will never let you back.
“If you don’t know how to play fast, then you can’t come back,” he said. “With him, if you don’t play fast, he’ll leave you. “
The legendary combo-guard concluded by stating Mike’s mindset while playing golf, and how one is supposed to bring out their A-game when facing him.
“He’s a competitor,” Kidd said. “That’s the other thing, you can see guys as competitors in golf, and you have to compete because you’re with the best, and when you compete with him, you have to bring your A game.”
We’d love to see Jordan battle it out against some elite golfers at his beautiful golf course in Hobe Sound, Florida.
