President Trump's Official Golf Rounds Total Makes Headlines
President Donald Trump has received a "warning" from the American public about his golf habits.
The President of the United States likes to golf, that's for sure. Some close to the President of the United States have suggested that he loves golf more than anything else. Based on his habits, it might be hard to argue with that.
President Trump, 79, has logged a lot of golf rounds since becoming President of the United States. The Associated Press has the official number, too. In total, during his first six months in office, President Trump has made 35 trips to his golf courses in New Jersey, Florida and Virginia.
His habits differed than those of former U.S. President Joe Biden.
"The president has logged 14 Florida trips, 13 to Virginia and eight to New Jersey. After summer arrived, he has favored Bedminster or day trips to Sterling over steamy Mar-a-Lago in Florida," the Associated Press reported.
"Biden headed to his home in Wilmington, Delaware, many weekends early in his term. He sometimes went to a golf club, but attended Mass nearly every weekend."
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt maintains that President Trump is working extremely hard.
"I just wanna say to your audience, there is not a more hardworking president than Donald J. Trump. I witness it with my own two eyes every day," she said. "That man is working around the clock. He hardly ever sleeps. He's constantly thinking about not just the problems in our country here, but around this world and how to solve them."
Some American people are warning against that, though.
"Trump played golf 261 times his first term... a round every 5.6 days. He's played golf 40 times since taking office in January. That's a round every 4.4 days. Quit lying to the American people," one American wrote.
"Trump has played a ton of rounds of golf just since Jan. 2025. All at his own golf courses. Secret Service has to PAY him money to follow his low talent self around the golf course," one fan joked.
Should the President of the United States be playing this much golf?
President Trump's Official Golf Rounds Total Makes Headlines first appeared on The Spun on Jul 20, 2025
This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jul 20, 2025, where it first appeared.
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