The Golden State Warriors are currently enjoying their best stretch of the season, with much of this success attributed to the addition of two-way star Jimmy Butler prior to the NBA trade deadline.

The Warriors dominated the Dallas Mavericks on Sunday, led by a 30-point performance from Stephen Curry. With that win, Golden State has now claimed five victories in their last six games, heading into Monday’s matchup against the Charlotte Hornets.

In addition to the team’s recent success, Curry shared some exciting personal news on his Instagram Monday morning. He announced that his Underrated Golf European Tour is returning for a second season.

The tour will kick off at the renowned Foxhills Golf Club on May 28, with a second stop on Aug. 13 at Fairmont St. Andrews in Scotland.

“I’m thrilled to see the UNDERRATED Golf European Tour return for its second year and to partner with United Airlines as our presenting sponsor,” Curry said. “The goal of this tour is to offer incredible opportunities to emerging golfers, allowing them to compete and develop their skills in some of the most historic and beautiful locations in the world. I’m excited to see the talent that will emerge from this tour and to continue to make golf a more inclusive and accessible sport.”

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Steph Curry has been involved in the game of golf since he was 10 years old and he made it very clear that he is committed to Underrated Golf for life, which he started three years ago.

There’s nothing quite like this tour. It provides junior athletes with an outlet to play golf and compete at a level where they can truly be noticed. It’s an all-expenses-paid circuit for underrepresented athletes, offering them the chance to compete on high-quality courses under conditions that college coaches are watching—an opportunity they likely wouldn’t have without the outlet Curry and his team have provided.

He recalled his own experiences when he was being scouted for basketball and was overlooked due to factors like his height, strength, or other aspects of his game. Curry revealed that the brand is meant to represent athletes who aren’t receiving the recognition they deserve.

“That’s the essence of the Underrated brand as a whole. When I got started on this journey with the Underrated basketball tour, it was about turning “underrated” into a badge of honor. You run your own race—what’s for you will be for you—but that determination to be ready for your opportunity when it presents itself was exactly how my journey through the game has been,” Curry said.

He added, “Applying those principles to golf—equity, access and opportunity—those three pillars are huge. If you want more representation in the game, you need to provide access to proper resources. It’s been awesome to share that with these kids and hopefully give them some inspiration.”