Andy Murray has officially retired from tennis in August after the Olympics but has wasted no time in getting stuck in to his new life with wife Kim and their four children

Andy Murray brought the curtain down on his illustrious tennis career in the summer, having won three Grand Slam titles and earned a reputation as one of the sport's greatest players

Andy Murray has lifted his first trophy in golf after his retirement from tennis and the British sporting icon has been tipped to win ‘many more’ titles. Murray, 37, finally called time on his incredible tennis career after the recent Olympic Games in Paris and has spent lots of time on the golf course ever since.

Andy Murray announced his retirement from tennis earlier this year, but has wasted no time in getting stuck into his new life away from the sport

The sporting icon has swapped the court for the green and is proving his skills in golf by competing in several tournaments and getting to grips with a sport he has always loved.

Andy Murray called time on his illustrious tennis career in the summer, but the former world No.1 has wasted no time in his new life after the sport, which includes spending more time with his family