Steph Curry says Obama has invited him to go play golf but he's too busy to accept

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Stephen Curry is too busy to play golf with former President Barack Obama.

• Stephen Curry said on "The Bill Simmons Podcast" that former President Barack Obama has invited him to play golf this offseason.
• Curry said he's simply too busy to make it out to the East coast to play with Obama, saying it's not that he doesn't want to play.
• Curry, who has played golf with Obama several times, said the opportunities he has to pass up because of scheduling conflicts is "crazy."

Even during the NBA offseason, Stephen Curry doesn't have enough time to play golf, no matter who is inviting him to play.

Curry told Bill Simmons on "The Bill Simmons Podcast" that former President Barack Obama has invited him to play golf, but he doesn't have the time to make it out to the East coast to play.

"Barack, if you're listening, I appreciate the invite. It's not that I don't want to be there, it's that I literally just can't," Curry said.

Curry and Obama have golfed several times before. Curry most recently played with Obama in October, their third round together, at a charity event Obama was hosting in Dallas.

Curry told Simmons that the invites he sometimes has to pass up because of scheduling conflicts are "crazy."

Curry played at the Ellie Mae Classic at TPC Stonebrae last week, failing to make the cut. Nonetheless, Curry's reputation as a golfer is quite strong. Andre Iguodala told Business Insider that Curry is one of the best golfers he's ever played with.