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Gareth Bale. PIC: Sportsfile
Former Real Madrid and Tottenham Hotspur player Gareth Bale looks to be making the most of his retirement from football.
The Welsh wizard, who is the country's all-time top goalscorer, was snapped playing in Kerry's Ballybunion Golf Club on Tuesday.
Gareth Bale in Ballybunion today @BallybunionGN @GarethBale11 @wildatlanticway @SWINGolfIreland pic.twitter.com/Gv1wIZQBBm
— Ballybunion Golf Club (@BallybunionGN) July 25, 2023
Five-time Champions League winner Bale announced his retirement from football at the start of this year following a spell at MLS side Los Angeles FC.
The 34-year-old is known to be a keen golfer and as of late 2022, he was playing off a handicap of two.
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