LeBron James and the Lakers pulled off one of the biggest upsets in NBA Playoffs history by defeating the Houston Rockets in the first round—even without MVP candidate Luka Doncic. But to keep King James' record 23rd NBA season alive, he'd need a miracle against the reigning champion Oklahoma City Thunder. And after watching Game 1 on Tuesday night, that miracle seems unlikely.

Despite a strong performance from the four-time MVP, the Lakers lost by 18 points, signaling a potentially short series. But here's the silver lining: LeBron has something incredible to look forward to once the season ends.

According to former teammate J.R. Smith, who appeared on FanDuel's "Run It Back" show Tuesday, the 2016 championship Cleveland Cavaliers squad has a 10-year reunion trip planned. And this isn't just any trip—it's a bucket-list golf adventure now that LeBron has fully embraced the game.

Smith, one of the top celebrity golfers around, shared the details when asked about LeBron's newfound passion for golf. "Scotland, Northern Ireland... a golf trip," Smith revealed in the clip. "These boys want to play 36 holes a day... I don't know how many they'll finish."

It's a playful jab from J.R., but you can tell he's genuinely excited that LeBron has joined the golf world. "They're locked in," Smith said with a grin. "I'm like, OK, now we talking. Now we talking."

Imagine the scene: LeBron James, J.R. Smith, and the rest of that legendary Cavs crew tackling the world's most iconic links courses. From the rugged coast of Northern Ireland to the historic fairways of Scotland, this trip promises unforgettable memories—and probably a few friendly wagers.

For golf fans and sneakerheads alike, seeing LeBron trade the hardwood for the links is a reminder that the game's appeal crosses all sports. And if J.R. and the crew need a fourth for their group? We're ready to tee it up.