Tom Brady and Peyton Manning will be joining Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson in a once in a lifetime golf match. The match will be a rare treat for sports fans amid the coronavirus pandemic, in which cancellations and suspensions have placed all sports on pause.
Brady and Manning both love golf and are good friends, who can forget this gem of a video of the two future HOF QBs trying to get their fix.
Woods and Mickelson played each other in 2018 for a $9 Million prize, the rematch in May would be to raise money for charities fighting coronavirus.
According to a Golf.com report, the rematch will use a partner format. The source sayâs that Tom Brady will team up with Mickelson and face off against Manning and Woods.

The source who asked Golf.com not to be identified also said itâs unlikely the match will be a PPV event like it was last year. The rematch could take place on TNT, with advertising revenue going toward COVID-19 relief efforts.
The event is still being finalized so nothing is official quite yet, although everything seems to be falling in line.
Manning and Bradyâs names were first reported by golf journalist Robert Lusetich on Monday.
Tom Brady and Peyton Manning are both avid golfers, Peyton played with Tiger last year on the Pro-am, and Brady has paired up with Bill Belichick at Pebble beach.

âWhen we played golf at Pebble Beach two years ago, on the sixth hole, itâs a big cliff. Heâs literally standing out there on the ledge, trying to hit the ball. The caddie is holding him so he wonât like tumble 300 feet to his death into the Pacific Ocean. Itâs a golf ball. But I think thatâs the kind of competitiveness of Tom. Iâm thinking to myself, âWhat the hell are you doing?â
The entire sports world will be watching these four legends because what the hell else is there to do? Having Brady and Manning join in on this amazing cause is great for golf, and all of us sports nerds. Manning isnât too shabby with the clubs either. Take a look at this shot from the Pebble Beach Pro-am.
Brady made a good point when this video surfaced taking a jab at his buddy. âPeytonâs had much more time to work on his game since retiring in 2015.â
This is all about raising money for charities who are fighting COVID-19. There isnât a better way to do so than another round of Brady V Manning.