Their father Ed Kelce and Jason’s wife Kylie joined the brothers at the annual celebrity golf tournament

Jason and Travis Kelce are enjoying some brotherly bonding time!

The Kelce brothers – Jason, 36, and Travis, 34, – were spotted on the golf course at the Edgewood Tahoe Resort on Friday, July 12, competing in the star-studded American Century Championship, presented by American Century Investments.

Travis rocked an all-green ensemble for the tee off with white sneakers and a white baseball cap, while Jason wore a white polo and navy slacks.

The brothers were seen smiling and strategizing while they competed alongside one another.

When Jason hit the course, he was introduced as a “hungry dog who happened to play marathon saxophone in Cleveland” as he prepared to tee off.

Fans lined the course hoping to get a glimpse of the superstar brothers, who were joined by their dad, Ed Kelce, and Jason’s wife Kylie Kelce. PEOPLE spotted Ed posing for photos with fans during the tournament.

Kylie, 32, looked cute and casual in white Converse sneakers, a black skirt and a gray top as she joined the brothers in Tahoe.

The mother of three posed for photos with fans on the course, including one man who appeared to be holding a green New Heights podcast hat. “You’ve got to get them to sign it,” Kylie said, assuring him that Travis and Jason’s signatures would be more fitting for the cap.

At one point, Travis was seen trying to quiet down the excited crowd so his brother could focus on his swing. Fans were calling for the Kansas City Chiefs tight end to notice them and come over to sign autographs and take photos, but Travis put his finger to his mouth in a friendly attempt to silence the onlookers.

Also competing in the tournament is comedian and actor Rob Riggle, who shared high praise for Travis while speaking to PEOPLE during the celebrity practice rounds.

“He’s so gracious with his time. He came and helped me with my charity event in Kansas City, the Big Slick, and I love him,” Riggle, 54, said of Travis, adding that he was “a fan of his way back before any of the Super Bowl wins started happening,” and “way before the Taylor of it all,” poking fun at Travis’s high-profile relationship with Taylor Swift.

“I’ve been fortunate enough to get to know him over the years, and I just think the world of him,” Riggle continued, calling the tight end “motivated, happy” and a “good energy guy.”

On July 21, Travis will report to mandatory training camp with the Chiefs in Kansas City.

Jason, meanwhile, announced his retirement from football in March. But the former Philadelphia Eagles center will still have a presence in the NFL as he joins ESPN’s broadcast team for the upcoming season.