The Kelce brothers made netizens excited when they danced to the tune of Taylor Swift’s song ‘Lavender Haze’ in a sweet moment during the ACC golf tournament

He clearly approved of the music selection on the 17th hole.

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Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s love story is unfolding one bop at time. After already mastering the lyrics to “The Alchemy,” “So High School,” and “Blank Space” (his top-three favorite Swift songs), the Kansas City Chiefs tight end adding a new track to his repertoire.

On Friday, Kelce took part in the 2024 American Century Championship, a celebrity charity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe, California, and as he approaching the 17th hole, his energy noticeably shifted after hearing his girlfriend’s music over the loudspeaker. Preparing to tee off, the NFL star was spotted adorably dancing and mouthing the words to Swift’s 2022 track “Lavender Haze” in front of the packed crowd.

In footage from the golf course posted to X (formerly Twitter), Kelce bobbed his head in approval before taking his shot, while another video showed him standing next to his brother Jason Kelce as he moved his arm back-and-forth to the beat of the music

While Kelce came in 62nd place out of 90 golfers at the tournament, he was named number one NFL tight end by ESPN that same day. This is the fifth year ESPN has compiled rankings of the top 10 players in 11 different NFL positions, with reporter Jeremy Fowler putting together the lists after speaking with different execs, coaches and scouts.

Swift subtly showed her support of Kelce’s ranking by “liking” several posts on Instagram that celebrated her boyfriend’s latest achievement.

Clearly, they’re both still in their “Lavender Haze” era.