Watch Travis Kelce dance to Taylor Swift’s “Shake It Off” at golf event

Travis Kelce loves to show off these impressive dance moves.

In footage from We weekly On Sunday, July 14, Kelce, 34, was seen dancing with his girlfriend Taylor Swift‘s “Shake It Off” while participating in the 35th Annual American Century Celebrity Golf Tournament in Lake Tahoe, California.

While the Kansas City tight end kept a solid face most of the time, Kelce, 34, couldn’t resist grooving to the song as it played over the speakers on the 17th hole at Edgewood Country Club.

As the chorus “‘Cause the players gonna play, play, play, play, play” played, Kelce could be heard bobbing his head to the beat.

The athlete, who competed on the final day of the tournament on Sunday, felt inspired to keep going, tapping his feet and raising his arms in unison as the refrain of “Shake it off, shake it off” rang out for the crowd.

Kelce’s killer moves thrilled fans, who cheered as he quickly turned his attention back to the sporting event.

It wasn’t the only song by the 34-year-old Swift that got Kelce moving. When “Down Bad” by The “Tortured Poets” section was also played, and Kelce was seen swaying to the song.

This careless behavior occurred after Kelce’s golf ball went off the course several times during the event, causing the ball to unintentionally hit spectators on more than one occasion.

During a game on Friday, July 12, Kelce’s ball hit a fan in the back of the head, prompting the professional football player to check on the woman who was sitting on the ground.

According to footage obtained by TMZa man pressed a cloth to the woman’s head, whose hair appeared to have traces of blood. The paramedics came to help the woman, who eventually got to her feet.

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“The least I can do is take a picture,” Kelce said, putting his arm around the woman and smiling for a photo with her. As he began to leave the area, Kelce said to the crowd, “All right, guys, I’d say you should probably get out of the way.”

And as for Kelce’s dance moves, they are impressive no matter where he takes them.

During Swift’s first London Epoch Tour At his June 21 show, Kelce was seen dancing in the crowd at Wembley Stadium. When the setlist reached “So High School,” Kelce was even seen singing along to the lyrics while moving to the song.

“Truth, dare, spin the bottle / You know how to play. I know Aristotle,” he belted out with a big grin on his face.