Pay up! Devin Booker gets thrown into Steph Curry’s losing golf bet
Friendly golf wagers never hurt anyone. They may, however, include unsuspecting people like Suns star Devin Booker from time to time.
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Friendly wagers on the golf course never hurt anybody.
They may, however, include unsuspecting people — like Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker — from time to time.
After dropping a nine-hole match (that ended in a chip off) against YouTuber Gabby Golf Girl, Booker’s Team USA teammate and Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry settled up the loss with the help of the recently extended Sun.
Stephen Curry lost his first ever YouTube 1v1 golf match. As punishment, he had to call an NBA player for a future match against Gabby. He chose Devin Booker: “You’re the most amazing teammate that anybody could have…” 🔥
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“I’m out here on the golf course and I just lost a bet and I had to pay it up. You’re the most amazing teammate that anybody can have, so I figured you’d come in and help me out,” he told Booker over FaceTime.
“I was going to have her caddy for me with the biggest, heaviest PGA Tour bag you’ve ever seen in your life but I lost. She is now gonna get to play against you in a 1v1 match at some point.”
Curry made sure to sprinkle into his pseudo-sales pitch that Booker, who knows his way around a course, has been “balling” on the links and should get the appropriate strokes in the future match.
As for Booker’s thoughts on paying up on the bet?
“I got an idea. Flagstaff, Arizona. In the mountains. Ball goes forever,” the guard responded.
Easy enough. Book it.






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Speaking of the Warriors, Brian Gregory trying to convince Dunleavy to take Allen and Richards in a sign and trade for Jonathan Kuminga. Dunleavy most likely would do that deal with a 1st rd pick added. Problem is that Phoenix doesn't have a tradeable 1st rd pick until 2033.
Warriors wan to sign old man Al Horford. I think Nick Richards would be better.
I wouldn't do it even if we had a #1. Kuminga's game is vastly overrated, that's on top of being a shoot-first wing.