Zara Tindall made a heartfelt confession about her three children Mia, nine, Lena, four, and Lucas, one, in a brand-new interview – and it’s so sweet.
Talking on the IMG Golf’s Opinion Matters podcast on Friday, which discusses all things golf, the mother-of-three revealed her hopes of all three of her children – whom she shares with former England Rugby captain, Mike Tindall – learning to play the sport for future family games.
When asked by the host, Di Stewart, whether she thinks family games are on the cards, she said: “Yeah, I hope so, hopefully, I’ll be a little bit better by then, because I know exactly what’s going to happen. They’re all going to get better than us, aren’t they? And I’ll be the mug at the back getting 15 shots, they’ll be waiting for me!”
“So yeah it would be great if they all knew how to swing a club and you can do it together because, you know, that’s what your kind of life for isn’t it, and making those moments together, being able to do them together is so much easier as well. We can all be interested in the same things, that’s incredible.”
Despite her humble attitude towards her own golfing skills, the sport isn’t entirely alien to the Queen’s granddaughter as just last year she took part in the Slingsby celebrity golf academy 2022.
The Golf Academy initiative was created by Slingsby Gin with the aim of inspiring more women to get into golf and champion the social side of the sport. Zara underwent six months of training and competed against Judy Murray, Dr Zoe Williams and Anna Woolhouse.Â
Zara and Mike also host and an annual golf charity fundraiser which last year saw a stellar line-up of A-Listers attend The Belfry in Sutton Coldfield. Mike is also currently in Japan to support the ISPS Handa Championship, a professional golf tournament held at PGM Ishioka Golf Club in Omitama, Japan.
