I might have aortic regurgitation. (Heart condition)

Many. Instead of me listing them, take a look here.

You need it investigated, especially because you describe a murmur being heard. It is rare to have isolated systolic hypertension by itself.

You need to get an echocardiogram before a diagnosis for any valve problem.

Tbh It does not sound as though your GP thinks it is AR at all. It is a soft diastolic murmur and difficult to pick up. Widened pulse pressure is probably due to your fitness. 'Noisy heart beat' is not very helpful information or diagnostic of much either.

Please get off hear and discuss with your GP if you are worried.

Due to my fitness, but I'm very fit?

I literally have no idea what anyone is talking about now lol.

Due to my fitness, but I'm very fit?

I literally have no idea what anyone is talking about now lol.

You have given us non-scientific, nondescript, vague information to work from. Nobody can tell you anything online definitively based on 'noise' and widened pulse pressure. Go to a cardiologist and get it seen in person.

I know, I just wanted to know what some of the causes were?

Perhaps something to do with your username?

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Echocardiogram is a jelly scan of heart. Only this diagnoses heart valve problems.

Very fit people have slow, stronger and larger hearts. You get slow pulses, wider pulse pressures and more heart muscle. This is from cardiovascular fitness and is normal.

You would think in todays society one could walk in and get a scan with the results recorded onto disc as a prescreen to sport instead of having an NHS doctor say everything's fine until things are quite bad or pay an inflated amount to go private.