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NFL quarterbacks Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers team to defeat Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen in exhibition golf match

Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers now have bragging rights on the golf course over Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen after winning Capital One's The Match on Wednesday.

The four NFL quarterbacks played a 12-hole golf exhibition at Wynn Las Vegas in a team event, where Rodgers drained a putt on the final hole to give his team a 1-up win.

While it was entertaining to watch the quarterbacks compete on the course, it was also for a good cause, earning enough money to donate 10,258,000 meals for Feeding America.

The competitors took the event seriously but also started the trash talk early. Allen said he would play the round with a golf ball that had a picture of a shirtless Brady taken at the 2000 NFL draft.

Allen took some shots himself. When Brady hit a short shot, he said he hit it chunky and «Josh Alleny.»

There were quite a few errant shots in the match with at least one spectator getting hit by a ball from Allen.

Allen told the commentators he gave the unlucky fan a glove as a souvenir.

Brady and Rodgers came out of the gates swinging, making birdie on the first two holes to go 2-up early in the round. Mahomes and Allen eventually came back, fueled by some clutch putts from Mahomes.

Mahomes had a two-putt birdie on No. 5 to bring the match square and made another putt late in the round to give his team the lead.

The trash talk subsided as the match got tighter and closer to the final hole. The only chirping late in the event came from match commentator Charles Barkley, who took shots at all of the quarterbacks, fellow commentator Trevor Immelman and even Basketball Hall of Famer Shaquille O'Neal.

Mahomes hit a shot on a par-three to seven feet, six inches from the hole, and match commentator Ernie Johnson said Mahomes hit it to

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