He’s currently in the UK with actress wife Priyanka Chopra.

And on Wednesday, Nick Jonas was seen enjoying a round of gold at the very exclusive Sunningdale Club near Windsor.

The musician and actor, 28, puffed on a cigar as he walked the course.

Walking the course: Nick Jonas was seen enjoying a round of gold at the very exclusive Sunningdale Club near Windsor, England, on Wednesday

Nick was dressed in a black sweater and white trousers along with white golf shoes.

He wore a peaked cap and sported some heavy stubble.

Also Wednesday, the Jonas brother’s cover shoot for L’Officiel’s May 2021 issue was unveiled.

And in the interview accompanying it, he shared he feels ‘really fortunate to have’ Priyanka as his ‘muse’.

Relaxed: Nick was dressed in a black sweater and white trousers. He wore a peaked cap and sported some heavy stubble and puffed on a cigar as he contemplated his next move

Couple: The musician, 28, is in England where his actress wife Priyanka Chopra, 38, is filming her new TV mini series Citadel. They attended the BAFTA Film Awards in London on Sunday

Inspired: In an interview for the May issue of L’Officiel, which he also covers, Nick said he feels ‘fortunate’ to have Priyanka as his muse and inspiration. They married in December 2018

‘I’m not shy about admitting that’s the source of a lot, if not all of my inspiration when I’m writing,’ Nick said of his Indian wife whom he married in December 2018.

‘I feel really fortunate to have that muse and that support propels me to continue to write; it’s omnipresent for me,’ he went on.

The musician is currently promoting his solo album Spaceman that was released last month.

Priyanka, meanwhile, is currently filming her British TV mini series Citadel in Britain.

‘We’re together as much as we can be to bank as much time for those moments when we know that we inevitably have to be apart,’ Nick explained to L’Officiel.

No hiding it: ‘I’m not shy about admitting that’s the source of a lot, if not all of my inspiration when I’m writing,’ said the Jonas brother, who released his solo album Spaceman in Marc

Making the most of it: ‘We’re together as much as we can be to bank as much time for those moments when we know that we inevitably have to be apart,’ he explained

Though inspired by a deep love, his single Spaceman failed to connect with fans or go big on the Billboard charts, with one Buzzfeed critic pointing out the old adage about happiness being a recipe for bad art.

‘Are they saying that the album is bad because I’m happy?’ Nick asked writer Trey Taylor.

‘I’ve had success for quite a long time. Anyone is entitled to their own opinion of my art or something I have done—if they think it’s bad, I’d love to hear why.

‘And not because they think that I’m happy, that seems like a pretty asinine way to say that.’

‘Never take advice from the people you don’t respect, right? From those people, there certainly wouldn’t be a thing where they would say this isn’t good and the reason is because you are happy.’

Hmm… Asked if he was ‘underrated,’ Jonas was introspective

Respected: ‘That’s an interesting question,’ he said. ‘It’s most artists’ dream to be respected and be awarded by their peers. In some ways, I feel like I have been. In others, I don’t’

Asked if he was ‘underrated,’ Jonas was introspective..

‘That’s an interesting question,’ he said. ‘It’s most artists’ dream to be respected and be awarded by their peers. In some ways, I feel like I have been. In others, I don’t.

‘I’m not going to assume that’s because they don’t get [my work], but perhaps I need to get better and push the envelope, push myself.’

‘I don’t think I’m underrated, I’ve got room to grow and get better every day.’

Evolving: ‘I don’t think I’m underrated, I’ve got room to grow and get better every day’