Tom Holland swapped the scripts and Spiderman costume for the golf clubs as he headed to the celebrity Pro-Am tournament on Wednesday. 

The actor, 27, was joined by his lookalike brothers as the Holland's arrived on mass at the Wentworth Golf Club in Virginia Water, Surrey. 

The Spiderman star was joined by his twin brothers Harry and Sam, 24, as well as his younger brother Paddy, 18, as they enjoyed their day out - with all dressed in activewear brand Vuori for the occasion. 

Tom, who has poked fun at his height in the past, looked to be the same size and build as his younger brothers while they also have the same mop of brown hair. 

Following in their big brother's footsteps, both Harry and Paddy are also pursuing acting careers, especially Harry who is often spotted alongside Tom on various film sets. 

Harry has made appearances in several of Tom's recent movies including The Impossible, Spider-Man: No Way Home and Cherry. 

He also directed the 2020 short film Roses for Lily. 

Meanwhile the youngest Holland Paddy has had roles in the show Invasion and movies Holmes and Watson, and has also recently been cast in the Netflix series Lockwood & Co. 

After a brief appearance in The Impossible, Sam is now a chef and has his own website Sam Holland Food where he shares all the family favourite recipes. 

Writing on his site, the foodie joked about how his twin Harry once called him up when he was cooking dinner in New York for Tom and his team. 

Enlisting the help of his brother, Harry desperately rang Sam for advice as he needed to know how to make mashed potato.

The foursome seem incredibly close knit and it was a star-studded day as the clan were joined by Strictly star Anton Du Beke, BBC presenter Dan Walker and ex-footballer turned One Show host Jermaine Jenas. 

Previously talking about his brother Harry on the Graham Norton Show in December 2021, Tom shared a hilarious anecdote from when his sibling was cast in a scene for the film Spider-Man: No Way Home. 

'We cast Harry, and he's on set and I go up to the stunt coordinator, and I'm like, "Please, just whatever you do with the stunt, make it so he's upside down." 

'We're doing the scene. Harry's upside down swinging back and forth. Bless him, he's doing a really good job. And as the day's going on, he's got these lines and he's starting to forget his lines and his eyes are about to pop out of his head.

'But the icing on the cake — and I don't think he actually knows this — we saw the film the other day and they've cut the scene. It's not in the film.'

Tom also told Jimmy Kimmel in 2019 that him and Harry were trying to set up a production company together as he gushed about how much he relies on his brother. 

He said: 'We’re trying to set up a production company together, and we’ve been writing a script together, and I work for him. … If Harry wasn’t in my life, I wouldn’t have made it here tonight.'

Tom went on to call himself 'stupid,' noting that his brother 'has to tell me where to go all the time.'