Tom Holland was spotted making the most of a day off from performing in the West End’s Romeo and Juliet as he hit the golf course on Wednesday.
The actor, 27, who is playing Romeo Montague in Shakespeare’s famous romance, was in attendance at the golf day to raise money for Noah’s Ark Hospice, Daily Mail reports.
The charity event is organized by Tottenham Hotspur footballer James Maddison, who invited a string of stars to play in the event.
Last year, the inaugural event raised £80,000 for Sophie’s Sparkle Fund, with organisers no doubt hoping for another successful year.
Tom Holland took time out of his theatre schedule to attend the day, alongside other celebs including Michael Mcintyre and footballer Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
The fundraiser consisted of an 18-hole pro-am style tournament raising money for Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice, the official charity partner of Tottenham Hotspur.
Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice helps babies, children and young people with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions, and their families, make the most of every day.
The JustGiving page reads: ‘The charity supports those who die young to do so in as much comfort as possible, surrounded by family.
‘By providing exceptional care, organising fun activities and days out, Noah’s Ark helps families do things they never thought possible.
‘They help those they support to enjoy life as children, rather than as patients; as families, not just as carers.
‘This year, the event boasts an impressive roster of celebrities from the world of sports and entertainment, each coming together to swing for a cause that transcends the game.
‘The Maddison Invitational is not just about the love of the game but also the spirit of giving.’
It comes after an estimated 500 people gathered on Martin’s Lane last night to catch a glimpse of Tom as he performed in new smash hit Romeo and Juliet.
Crowds waiting outside the Duke of York theatre were told there would be ‘no autographs or selfies’ with the film star as he made his way through the venue’s stage door.
Instead of the traditional stage door autograph, Tom Holland opted to stand and wave to his fans so they could get the all important pictures and footage for social media.
Pictures show lines of mostly young female fans pointing their smart phones at the Spider-Man actor.
A security guard told the fans behind metal railings: ‘There will be no signings or selfies. And please, whatever you do, don’t chase the car.’
One theatre-goer said they had ‘ever seen anything like it’, the Telegraph reported.
The crowds of adoring fans have been gathering outside the theatre since the production’s opening night last Friday.
Many didn’t even have tickets for his opening night performance in Romeo and Juliet, which has had mixed reviews from critics in recent days, but rather were just waiting patiently for a five-second look at the Spider-Man star.
On Friday, Tom Holland waved and thanked onlookers as he stepped out of his car to the sound of cheers and screams.
Among those gathered were Marie, 18, and her friend Lila, 19, who took a nine-hour coach from Paris earlier this week.
The pair booked a hotel for three nights and have queued up outside the theatre every day just to catch a glimpse of the actor.
Marie told MailOnline: ‘Yesterday we saw him, just his back but we came to see him again today.’
‘When we see him I don’t think we’ll be able to talk to him cause he’s too far away and he runs into the theatre but as long as we get to see him we are happy.’
However TC, a 26-year-old event planner, who waited an hour to watch Tom Holland rush into the theatre, was gearing up to watch the performance from the third row of the stalls.
She said: ‘It’s just exciting. I love theatre and Tom Holland so this is my dream.
‘I got the ticket on presale for £95. I had my work phone, laptop, personal phone and as many tabs open as I could.’
In February more than 60,000 frenzied fans, including TC, scrambled to buy tickets for Holland’s West End run. Tickets sold out in two hours.
Some compared the stress of trying to get their hands on tickets as on par with Taylor Swift ‘s Eras tour, which has brought in $1.04billion with
4.35m tickets sold across 60 tour dates.
Tickets for Romeo and Juliet are now on resale for around £300 each.