Since retiring from professional tennis after the Paris Olympics in 2024, Murray has been embracing life away from the baseline and investing more time with his wife, Kim Sears, and their four children, a shift he’s said made family and everyday life far more enjoyable than he expected when he first stepped away from competition. Spending more time at home has eased the longtime guilt of being away for weeks on tour, and rather than pining for tennis, he’s found himself loving the freedom to pursue other passions and be a present dad with Kim by his side.
Off the court, Murray’s love for golf has become a serious second act. He’s not only competing in amateur events but also putting his money and vision behind the sport, becoming an investor in the premium golf brand Manors Golf alongside other big names. This move signals his new long‑term goals as a sportsman and businessman. Murray sees golf not just as a pastime but as the next frontier, blending athletic challenge, entrepreneurial opportunity, and the chance to stay active and competitive well past the tennis days.
