‘He’s one of us’ – Andy Murray left in disbelief by his own awkward blunder at Alfred Dunhill Links Championship

FANS declared “he’s one of us” after Andy Murray was left in disbelief by his own awkward blunder on the golf course.

Tennis legend Murray was one of several celebs taking part in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship this weekend.

The Wimbledon hero was joined by the likes of actors Bill Murray, Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones.

Cricket icon Kevin Pietersen, Boyzone singer Ronan Keating and NFL giant Wayne Gretzky were also among those playing.

While professional golfers in the main competition included Ryder Cup winners Tyrrell Hatton, Matt Fitzpatrick and Tommy Fleetwood.

Scottish ace Robert MacIntyre ended up storming to victory at the DP World Tour event.

But fellow Highlander Murray had a tad more trouble on the green.

The ace was attempting a shot that had been caught in a sandy bunker when disaster struck.

Murray lined up his club in an attempt to chip the ball to safety.

And onlookers held their breath as the British star took his shot.

Unfortunately for Murray, his golf skills came nowhere near to his tennis prowess.

And a weak effort saw the ball flounder before becoming further entrenched in the sand.

However, even Murray recognised it was a disastrous shot.

He hilariously slumped over in despair as chuckles could be hear from onlookers.

And fans at home were left equally amused, with one declaring: “Andy Murray, one of us.”

Another said: “Me after six beers.”

One noted: “This is so relatable.”

Another added: “And he grounded his club so another stroke…”