Stephen Curry On His New Documentary And That Hole-In-One Over The Weekend: ‘I Didn’t Know How To Celebrate’

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As the Apple TV+ premiere date for NBA champion and basketball behemoth Steph Curry’s documentary, “Stephen Curry: Underrated”, swings around the corner, the iconic MVP sat down with ET Canada’s Cheryl Hickey for a conversation about defying the typical archetype of a basketball player and his time golfing over the weekend.

Having already proved himself on the basketball court as a long-shot legend, Curry, 35, made headlines over the weekend for doing the same thing, but in a different realm of sport: golf. READ MORE: Watch Steph Curry Lose His Mind — And His Hat! — After Sinking a Hole-In-One At Celebrity Golf Tournament “Oh, it definitely meant something,” began Curry, who wowed with a hole-in-one on the par 3, 152-yard seventh hole at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course on day two American Century Championship celebrity tournament in Stateline, Nevada. “I’m never going to say it meant more than an NBA championship just because you know how much you put into to my day job and my craft I celebrated.

I don’t get paid to play golf. It’s not my profession. It’s a passion and a hobby and something that I love.” The three-time NBA championship winner described winning shot as unlocking his inner kid, claiming he “didn’t know how to celebrate.” “So I just took off running and screaming and and having the best time of my life.

So it was amazing.” While discussing the documentary, which hits selected theatres upon its Apple TV+ release, the Golden State Warrior emphasized that he “didn’t fit the odds or passed the test” and “didn’t fit the mold” of a basketball player. READ MORE: Ayesha Curry Shows Up Husband Steph With Superior First Pitch At Oakland A’s Game “Everybody sees the finished product now of what’s happened when,