The competition aired on Golf Channel – which is owned by NBC’s Sports Group – as well as NBC.

Fichera, a cameraman, acted as her caddy in the competition – which ran from Thursday to Sunday.

Dreyer told Hello! that her husband is her “biggest fan” and said it’s “really fun for him” to be the caddy.

She said: “If I make a good shot, he’s the first to jump up and down for me.

“He’s the perfect caddy because he’s in my head and he gets my mind right.”

In June, Dreyer told Today.com that golf was the activity the pair do together.

She said: “Golf is the thing we do together. We have a couple of drinks, we laugh.

“We remember why we fell in love. “Then we go home and it’s right back to family.”

The tournament saw 50 golfers from the Ladies Professional Golf Association compete alongside A-listers from the music, entertainment, and sports industries.

But, during the competition, fans told Dreyer to watch out for alligators that may be lurking in the water.

She shared a video that captured one of her favorite shots that she pulled off during the competition.

She expertly hit the ball away from the water and across the green, laughing at the camera after taking her shot.

Dreyer was thrilled about her shot, but fans appeared to show concern.

One commented: “Watch out for gators, we have a saying here in Florida, if there is water most likely there is a gator in it.”

Another warned, “Yikes! Watch for alligators!” and a third added: “It looks like that ball was very close to a gator.”

Dreyer’s time in Florida was the first time in years that she and her husband had been away without their three kids.

They share youngsters Calvin, six, Oliver, three, and baby Russell, one.

She told Hello! that she didn’t want to pull them out of school.

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