Tom Brady’s golf handicap is revealed as he prepares to tee it up at the PGA Tour’s Pebble Beach Pro-Am alongside other NFL stars Josh Allen and 2023 winner Aaron Rodgers – who’s playing with doctor who repaired his Achilles!

The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am returns this week, promising $20 million in purse money for a star-laden field featuring NFL legends Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers and Josh Allen, as well as two-time NBA champion Pau Gasol.

Best of all, the PGA has revealed the amateur stars’ respective handicaps, some of which may come as a surprise.

For example, Brady has a handicap of 8, a numerical score that measures a golfer’s skills and helps level the playing field between golfers of different skill levels. The handicap indicates how many strokes a golfer is expected to take over or under par on a given course.

More surprising is Rodgers’ 4-handicap, which is dramatically different from 2023, when the four-time NFL MVP won the event with a presumed 10-handicap. He and teammate Ben Silverman finished at a whopping 26 under and won by one shot.

Meanwhile, the Bills’ Allen and the retired Gasol have handicaps of nine and 10, respectively.

Josh Allen of the NFL Buffalo Bills looks on prior to the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

Mark Hubbard of the US and Pau Gasol on the fourth hole during last year’s first round

As for pairings, Brady plays with Keegan Bradley, while Beau Hossler joins the Jets’ Rodgers, Emiliano Grillo teams with Gasol and Keith Mitchell plays with Allen.

A year ago, Mitchell called Rodgers’ 10 handicap “nonsense.”

“I think Josh (Allen) and I won. Aaron Rodgers doesn’t count,” Mitchell said. ‘His disability was c**p.

‘I didn’t look. I think so, on 18 we might have been there. But if we come second to Aaron, I’ll consider us winning the trophy.”

Among the amateurs also plays Dr. Neal Elattrache, the surgeon who repaired Rodgers’ torn Achilles tendon last year.

The pro-am event starts at 3:00 PM local time on Thursday.