Congratulations Pouring In For President Trump's Golf Career Sunday
Congratulations are pouring in for President Trump's golf career this weekend.
The President of the United States likes to golf. President Trump, 79, has played dozens of rounds of golf since taking office in January. He's probably golfed more than any U.S. President in history. Some have joked that he loves to golf more than anything else - even being President of the United States.
It's hard to argue with that.
Of course, President Trump is a pretty good golfer, too. Congratulations are pouring in for him this week following his major golf achievement.
President Trump officially won his sixth club championship of 2025 earlier in August. Congratulations are now pouring in.
"The White House boasted on X on Aug. 2 that the president won the 2025 Men's Senior Club Championship at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster. He had a gross score of 69 and a net 67, meaning he shot a 69, and after the score was adjusted with his handicap, his net score was two shots lower," the Palm Beach Post noted.
"Trump's net score implies a low single-digit handicap."
Congratulations are pouring in for the President of the United States following his major golf win.
"Trump is the only person in the world who can go on vacation & secure a trillion-dollar trade deal while he's there 😂 Legendary," one fan joked.
"President Trump smoked the competition," one fan added.
"Congratulations President Trump," one fan added.
"Wow, I never knew he was this good at golfing," another fan added.
What do you make of President Trump's golf career following his latest achievement on the course? Sound off below.
Congratulations Pouring In For President Trump's Golf Career Sunday first appeared on The Spun on Aug 10, 2025
This story was originally reported by The Spun on Aug 10, 2025, where it first appeared.
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