The England captain – who plays off a handicap of three – has played the game from a young age and finds it a great way to switch off from football and catch up with his family and friends.

He told bunkered magazine: “Golf has become a great way for me to relax and unwind.

“It’s great to get out there with your friends and family for a few hours just to talk and switch off.

“I love being out in the fresh air and enjoying those moments. It’s the perfect way for me to unwind from it all.”

Harry was introduced to golf by his dad and played “casually” in his teens before taking his game more seriously just as his football career was starting.

He said: “I had a summer where I had about five weeks completely off and I ended up playing golf almost every single day.

“My handicap came down quickly from 18 to 10.

“I also watched it on television any chance I got.

“I loved watching Tiger Woods, in particular, and yeah, the obsession just grew and grew.”