'Wow' - Reactions Pouring In To President Trump's New Golf Cart
Reactions are pouring into President Trump's new golf cart over the weekend.
The President of the United States spent some time in Scotland over the weekend. President Trump, 79, was in Europe to work on a trading deal with the E.U. He announced his new tariffs deal on Sunday evening.
Earlier in the weekend, President Trump got in some rounds of golf. The President of the United States owns a prestigious course, Trump Turnberry, in Scotland. He played 18 holes on Saturday and got back out on the course on Sunday.
On Sunday, President Trump's new armored golf cart was spotted out on the course. Photos of the cart have since gone viral.
Everyone has dubbed President Trump's new golf cart "Golf Force One."
It's fitting.
"For a cart like this, do you still have to pay double the fees if there are two people riding?" one fan joked.
"That's the range collector. Man, you guys will say anything. (It's a joke)," one fan added.
"Safety and Security for the US President is paramount, especially after what has occurred over the past year or so," another fan added.
"If that thing doesn't have flamethrowers I'll be bitterly disappointed," another fan added.
"Golf force one is cool but he's not protected when he gets out of that thing to take his shot," another fan pointed out.
What do you make of the new golf cart shown off by President Trump this weekend?
'Wow' - Reactions Pouring In To President Trump's New Golf Cart first appeared on The Spun on Jul 28, 2025
This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jul 28, 2025, where it first appeared.
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