The Lake Tahoe celebrity golf tournament is a month out, and several newcomers will be making their debuts at the tournament this summer.
But there’s at least one notable person missing off the entry list.
Travis Kelce, who has played in the past seven American Century Championship celebrity golf tournaments at Edgewood Tahoe, is getting married to Taylor Swift on July 3 in New York City.
The ACC tournament is scheduled for July 8-12 at Edgewood Tahoe.
Several online sources report that Swift and Kelce will go on a three-week honeymoon before Kelce reports to his final training camp with the Kansas City Chiefs in late July.
Aaron Rodgers is also missing from the entry list, as of June 1. The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback has played in the past 21 straight ACC tournaments. He is also preparing for his final season in the NFL.
Among the newcomers to the ACC this year are Robert Saleh, the Tennessee Titans coach and former San Francisco 49ers assistant coach; and Mike MacDonald, the Seattle Seahawks coach. New England Patriots quarterback Drake May is making his ACC debut in July, as is Minnesota Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell.
More newcomers include: Kyle Hamilton, Baltimore Ravens safety; Sean McDonough, ABC/ESPN announcer; Payton Pritchard, Boston Celtics guard; Doc Rivers, NBA coach; Brady Tkachuk, NHL forward; and Brett Young, country music star.
Joe Pavelski is the defending champion.
Joe Pavelski celebrates after winning the American Century Celebrity Championship golf tournament at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course in Stateline, Nev., Sunday, July 13, 2025.
Tahoe celebrity golf ickets
All tickets for the ACC will be sold online and are only sold through Eventbrite. Tickets from other vendors may not be valid.
Tickets for Wednesday-Thursday (Pro-Am Days) are $50 each day; Friday-Sunday (Round 1-3) are $60 each day.
A grounds badge (Valid Wednesday-Sunday) is $175.
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American Century Championship – Celebrities
2026 participants as of June 1 (subject to change)
Football
Davante Adams, NFL All-Pro wide receiver, Los Angeles Rams
Marcus Allen, Pro Football Hall of Fame running back
Jerome Bettis, Pro Football Hall of Fame running back
Tim Brown, Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver
Derek Carr, former NFL All-Pro quarterback
Larry Fitzgerald, Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver
Ryan Fitzpatrick, former NFL quarterback
Dwight Freeney, Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive end
Kyle Hamilton, First Team All-Pro safety, Baltimore Ravens
AJ Hawk, former NFL All-Pro, Super Bowl winning linebacker
Kyle Juszczyk, fullback, San Francisco 49ers
Jason Kelce, former NFL All-Pro, Super Bowl-winning center
Trevor Lawrence, NFL quarterback, Jacksonville Jaguars
Mike MacDonald, NFL head coach, Seattle Seahawks
Drake Maye, NFL quarterback, New England Patriots
Baker Mayfield, Heisman Trophy winner, quarterback, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jim McMahon, two-time Super Bowl champion quarterback
Kevin O’Connell, head coach, Minnesota Vikings
Patrick Peterson, former NFL All-Pro defensive back
Jerry Rice, Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver
Tony Romo, former NFL quarterback, CBS football lead analyst
Robert Saleh, NFL head coach, Tennessee Titans
Joe Theismann, former Super Bowl winning NFL quarterback
Adam Thielen, former NFL Pro Bowl wide receiver
Brian Urlacher, Pro Football Hall of Fame linebacker
DeMarcus Ware, Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive end
Andrew Whitworth, former All-Pro NFL offensive lineman
Charles Woodson, Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive back
Steve Young, Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback
Basketball
Ray Allen, Basketball Hall of Fame guard
Charles Barkley, Basketball Hall of Fame forward, “Inside the NBA” analyst
Jay Bilas, ESPN college basketball analyst
Alex Caruso, two-time NBA champion guard, Oklahoma City Thunder
Vince Carter, Basketball Hall of Fame forward
Dell Curry, former NBA guard
Seth Curry, Golden State Warriors guard
Stephen Curry, four-time NBA champion guard Golden State Warriors
Vinny Del Negro, former NBA forward and head coach
Grant Hill, Basketball Hall of Fame forward
Kyle Lowry, All-Star NBA guard, Philadelphia 76ers
Payton Pritchard, NBA guard, Boston Celtics
Austin Reaves, shooting guard, Los Angeles Lakers
Doc Rivers, Basketball Hall of Fame coach
Baseball
Roger Clemens, two-time World Series champion, seven-time Cy Young winner
Vince Coleman, former MLB All-Star outfielder
Dexter Fowler, former World Series champion outfielder
Derek Lowe, former World Series champion pitcher
Joe Mauer, Baseball Hall of Fame catcher
Kevin Millar, former MLB player, current MLB analyst
Gary Sheffield, former World Series champion outfielder
John Smoltz, Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher
Chase Utley, former World Series champion infielder
David Wells, two-time World Series champion pitcher
Hockey
TJ Oshie, NHL Stanley Cup champion forward
Joe Pavelski, former NHL All-Star forward
Brady Tkachuk, four-time NHL All-Star forward, Ottawa Senators
Matthew Tkachuk, NHL two-time Stanley Cup champion, Florida Panthers
Tennis
Mardy Fish, former professional tennis player
Golf
Annika Sorenstam, World Golf Hall of Fame member, 72-time LPGA winner
Soccer
Taylor Twellman, former USMNT player and MLS All-Star
News and entertainment
Anthony Anderson, actor, comedian and TV host
Bret Baier, chief political anchor, Fox News
Brian Baumgartner, actor/comedian, “The Office”
Carson Daly, host of “Today Show” and “The Voice”
Jay DeMarcus, singer/musician, Rascal Flatts
Rich Eisen, host, “NFL GameDay Morning,” “Rich Eisen Show”
Bobby Flay, celebrity chef and TV personality
ADVERTISEMENTColin Jost, comedian, lead writer for SNL
Larry the Cable Guy, actor/comedian
Rob Mac, actor, “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”
Sean McDonough, announcer, ABC/ESPN
The Miz, professional wrestler, WWE
John O’Hurley, actor, “Seinfeld”
Jake Owen, country recording artist
Michael Peña, actor: “Fantasy Island,” “Narcos: Mexico”
Alfonso Ribeiro, actor, “Fresh Prince of Bel Air”
Rob Riggle, actor/comedian, “The Hangover,” “12 Strong”
Ray Romano, actor, “Everybody Loves Raymond,” “Ice Age”
Joe Don Rooney, lead guitarist, Rascal Flatts
Jason Scheff, former lead singer, Chicago
Kathryn Tappen, reporter, NBC Sports
Miles Teller, actor, “Top Gun: Maverick,” “Only the Brave”
Jack Wagner, actor, “General Hospital,” “Melrose Place”
Brett Young, country recording artist
This article originally appeared on Reno Gazette Journal: Tahoe celebrity golf lineup for 2026: Who’s in, who’s out
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