Tom Brady & Peyton Manning Once “Broke Into” Jim Nantz’s House Just To Play Some Golf

Jim Nantz is one of the most well-known golfers, and his backyard hole is quickly moving up the list of the most popular ones in the sport. In fact, two NFL legends are attempting to smuggle onto it.

Peyton Manning and Tom Brady are two of the biggest superstars in the world of the NFL, and they share nearly every record in the game. While Peyton Manning retired, Brady is still playing and vying for the Super Bowl one more time.

However, about an year ago, the two stars had collaborated for an off the field adventure which had attracted a lot of attention. Both the stars were seen sneaking into Jim Nantz’s golf stadium in an episode of OMAHA production.

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Tom Brady and Peyton Manning hopped onto Jim Nantz’s mini golf course

The incident we are referring to goes back around an year when Peyton Manning pulled up to Jim Nantz’s house in the car with Tom Brady during an episode of Peyton’s Places.

The two started attempted to guess Nantz’s passcode but failed after asking for an invitation and getting rejected. It’s a funny, brief clip that made fans extremely curious.

In the opening scene of the episode, Brady and Manning arrived at the gate of the mini golf course. After calling Jim to open the gate, which he refused to do, Brady and Manning searched for the passcode. After several failed attempts, they were eventually allowed entry.

Later in the episode, we saw them both talking about some of each other’s records. Moreover, they demonstrate how to play golf while also giving viewers a tour of Jim Nants’ enormous mansion.

The golf course that has been constructed inside the house was actually the biggest highlighted of the episode. It was indeed fun to see fierce rivals like Brady and Manning engaging in such shenanigans off the field.

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