Chelsea legend John Terry watches The Masters at luxury £15k-a-night Barbados hotel with Peter Jones
CHELSEA legend John Terry watched The Masters at a luxury £15,000-a-night Barbados hotel alongside Peter Jones. The pair stayed at One Sandy Lane, one the most luxurious accommodations on the entire island. Terry, Jones and pal Stephen Miron gathered around the big screen to watch the golf with a glass of wine. The hotel has […]
CHELSEA legend John Terry watched The Masters at a luxury £15,000-a-night Barbados hotel alongside Peter Jones.
The pair stayed at One Sandy Lane, one the most luxurious accommodations on the entire island.
Terry, Jones and pal Stephen Miron gathered around the big screen to watch the golf with a glass of wine.
The hotel has beautifully manicured gardens and a large swimming pool.
Guests can also work up a sweat in their state-of-the-art gym.
The beach is also just a stone’s throw away.
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Terry tagged his two friends on Instagram with the caption: “It doesn’t come much better than this.”
The England and Chelsea legend is a keen golfer. Terry has cut his golf handicap to SCRATCH.
Terry has a handicap of zero, meaning he should be able to complete a round of 18 holes at level par.
On his golfing achievement, he said on Thursday: “When I retired I set myself a target to get down to scratch and today I achieved it.”
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US star Scottie Scheffler came out on top at The Masters, entertaining those both at Augusta and the many watching from around the world.
The Dallas-based star, 25, held his nerve to seal a first Major title win.
On the win, Scheffler said: “I’ve dreamed of having a chance to play in this tournament, I teared up when I got my first invite in the mail.
“I love this place and if you’re going to choose a tournament to win it would be this.
“You don’t know how many chances you get to win, you don’t want to waste them and the human condition is to make things bigger than they are and you think it’s a lot bigger deal than it is.
“I don’t know what to say to be honest, I’m just really thankful to be in this position. I don’t think anything has sunk in. My head is still spinning.”
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Golf legend Tiger Woods also made his return, recovering from his horror car crash last year.
He has also confirmed he WILL play The Open at St Andrews.