Niall Horan's golf handicap has risen to 10 due to a busy schedule promoting his new album, "Dinner Party." Despite this, the singer is looking forward to incorporating more golf into his upcoming world tour.

Horan recently participated in a pro-am at Royal Lytham & St Annes ahead of the AIG Women's Open, playing alongside Maja Stark and R&A chief executive Mark Darbon. He expressed his excitement about playing at the iconic course, calling it a "bucket list" experience.

The "Dinner Party Live On Tour" kicks off in September, and Horan anticipates having more opportunities to play golf during the tour's downtime, particularly in Australia and North America. He is also a keen supporter of growing the game through his Modest! Golf company and as an R&A ambassador.