JAMES MADDISON saw the funny side as a botched golf shot landed in his garden.
The Leicester ace and pals were chilling by the pool, when a rogue golf ball interrupted them from the neighbouring course.
Rather than kick up a fuss, however, the footballer couldn't help but laugh, and even helped the budding golfer get back on track.
Maddison, 25, cackled as the embarrassed golfer walked through his garden to retrieve his ball.
The one-cap England international tried to help the man find the right line to get back on course.
Maddison was impressed by the eventual strike, commenting: "That's lovely, that."
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He then wrote on his Insta story: "Great strike son and he's back in play."
The Foxes midfielder then added: "Bless him. Looked so embarrassed but we've all been there ent we!!!"
He then appeared to be messaged on Instagram by the golfer, who wrote: "Thanks for the line Madders good crack".
To which Maddison replied: "No problem mate, not sure how you ended up that far left but brilliant recovery shot."
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The King Power favourite has been training at The Campus in the Algarve.
In addition to his golf adventure, Maddison also posted from the gym alongside Fulham ace Harrison Reed.
Having not been on international duty, Maddison is already gearing up for a return to pre-season.
He recently told the club's website: "On a personal level, last season was a really positive one for me.
"I contributed towards the team’s success and was delighted to score 18 goals and register 12 assists in all competitions.
"I know I can get even better though, so I’ll be looking to keep my numbers up and keep helping the team this season."
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