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Fox News
4 hours ago
- Politics
- Fox News
Trump mocks Biden's golf game after viral video of president's drive
President Donald Trump took a shot at former President Joe Biden while discussing a recent clip of Trump golfing on Tuesday. While speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump bragged about a drive that was caught on camera and shared on the internet. Trump poked fun at his predecessor while bragging. "Did you get to see my drive on the first hole? Pretty long, pretty long. That's no Joe Biden, let me tell you. That's not Biden, right? That was a good drive," Trump said. Trump initially took shots at Biden's golf skills during their infamous June 27 debate in Atlanta. Trump said he won two club championships when discussing fitness, while adding Biden couldn't drive a ball 50 yards. Then in August, while on the range with pro golf star Bryson DeChambeau and YouTuber Travis Miller, Trump joked "You think Joe Biden can do that?" Trump then made another crack at Biden's six-handicap claim. "He said he's a six. I said, 'You're not a 60.' He's not a 60," Trump said. "So I said 'I'll give you a million dollars if you can break 100.' If you're a six, you can break 100 easily. But he can't."
Daily Mirror
5 hours ago
- Sport
- Daily Mirror
Bryson DeChambeau unimpressed by fan's comment at LIV Golf UK – 'Can't be saying that'
Bryson DeChambeau was unhappy with a member of the crowd during the final round of LIV Golf UK, as he finished a modest tied-11th in Uttoxeter behind runaway individual leader Joaquin Niemann Bryson DeChambeau was overheard moaning about a heckling spectator whilst departing the ninth hole at LIV Golf UK. DeChambeau finished the week at JCB Golf and Country Club tied for 11th on Sunday, as Joaquin Niemann claimed a fifth triumph of the season to solidify his position atop the individual rankings. JCB delivered yet another boisterous atmosphere, particularly during the weekend rounds. Whilst the golfers seemed to largely relish the atmosphere, one spectator appeared to cross the line in the view of two-time US Open winner DeChambeau. Footage that surfaced online captured DeChambeau grumbling as he left the ninth green at JCB, upset with a fan who heckled him to miss his putt, reports the Mirror US. "I love the banter up there," he told an official, before making his feelings known about one comment in particular. "But they can't be saying miss it. They can't be saying miss it, miss it, miss it." The ex- PGA Tour star's interactions with spectators weren't entirely negative in Uttoxeter after he received a warm welcome when arriving at the 14th party hole. Whilst he struggled to make a significant impact on the leaderboard, it proved a consistent week for DeChambeau, who continues to be one of LIV's leading names. A three-under-par 68 was succeeded by consecutive rounds of 69 on the second and third days, as he concluded the tournament at seven-under, 10 strokes behind a commanding Niemann. The Chilean is in fine fettle this campaign, taking home five LIV Golf League titles, and fended off a spirited Bubba Watson by three strokes to win on Sunday while shooting a stellar final round 68. Despite his grievances, DeChambeau has previously embraced the LIV atmosphere. One of the most raucous atmospheres emerged in Adelaide earlier this year, and the Crushers skipper expressed his desire to witness similar backing at additional fixtures throughout the calendar. "Certainly, this is one of the best LIV events if not the best LIV event on our schedule," he said earlier this year. "It's a joy coming back here with the fans and the people and the atmosphere. "This is what LIV Golf is about," he continued. "This is what we all thought it was going to be every single week, and it's going to get there. "We're going to work to continue to make that happen. But this is what we want every single week. So it's a lot of fun. It's a lot of fun playing out here." The following pair of standard LIV tournaments will witness DeChambeau's homecoming to the United States, featuring visits to Chicago and Indianapolis. This campaign will subsequently conclude at the Team Championship, with DeChambeau and Crushers aiming to reclaim the crown they secured in 2023.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Politics
- Yahoo
President Trump's New 3-Word Nickname Is Going Viral
President Trump's New 3-Word Nickname Is Going Viral originally appeared on The Spun. President Trump has a new nickname. The President of the United States is currently in his second term. He took office in January. President Trump has been spending a lot of time out on the golf course, which was certainly the case this weekend. President Trump, 79, played a couple of rounds of golf at his course in Turnberry, Scotland. The course is considered one of the top in the world. Longtime golf star Bryson DeChambeau wants to see it host the British Open soon. But while President Trump certainly likes to play golf, he's faced accusations of cheating out on the course, too. Video of President Trump appearing to "cheat" on the golf course - his caddie is shown giving him a very favorable drop - is going viral on X, formerly known as Twitter. A new three-word nickname for President Trump is now going viral on social media. "Commander in Cheat." Fans are taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, to suggest the new nickname. "Commander in Cheat @realDonaldTrump do you do anything honestly?" one fan wrote. "Commander in Cheat," one fan added. "Donald Trump's blatant golf cheating, as captured in the video and chronicled in 'Commander in Cheat,' mirrors his lifelong pattern of deceit, from falsifying scores to undermining democracy, proving he's unfit for any fair game or office," one fan added. "PAY NO ATTENTION TO THE CADDY DROPPING A BALL FOR ME! INVESTIGATE OBAMA AND KAMALA HARRIS INSTEAD! STOP CALLING ME COMMANDER IN CHEAT!" another fan joked. "Lol… commander in cheat. The old nonchalant ball drop. In a nice spot," one fan added. We'll have to wait and see if President Trump chooses to respond to the video of him appearing to bend the rules of golf during his round in Scotland over the weekend. President Trump's New 3-Word Nickname Is Going Viral first appeared on The Spun on Jul 27, 2025 This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jul 27, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Politics
- Yahoo
President Trump 'Warned' About His Golf Course Behavior
President Trump 'Warned' About His Golf Course Behavior originally appeared on The Spun. President Trump has been "warned" by golf fans on social media that his behavior on the course this weekend is not up to par. The President of the United States played a round of golf at Trump Turnberry in Scotland on Saturday. President Trump, 79, played a round of golf with his son, Eric Trump, and a U.S. Ambassador. Trump Turnberry is perhaps the nicest course owned by President Trump. Golf star Bryson DeChambeau wants to see it host a British Open. But while President Trump appeared to play a strong round, he's taking heat on social media for something he did - or rather did not do - on the course. Video from Fox News shows President Trump draining an impressive putt. However, the President of the United States did not pick up his ball. Instead, he simply walked off the green after making the putt. Golf fans are ripping him for not following proper golf etiquette, suggesting that it wouldn't fly at their courses. "Yeah a putt an 8 year old could make and @realDonaldTrump ignores golf etiquette and walks away from the ball in the cup," one fan wrote. "Now show the part before this where his caddie picks up the ball to clean it and places it closer to the hole. Then tell Trump about etiquette and getting his own ball out of the cup," one fan wrote. "Notice Trump doesn't clean his own ball or take his ball out of the cup. You lose continuity if you play like that. He is so out of shape he can barely bend over," one fan added. "I noticed in Scotland today golfing Trump had someone pick his ball out of the cup — either too lazy or too cold," one fan added. "Looks like Trump can't bend over anymore. Caddie cleans ball and replaces, then pulls ball out of cup," one fan added. "I'm a Trump voter and supporter. I'm also a golfer. You get your own ball out of the cup after you putt. That's just golf etiquette 101," one fan added. What do you make of President Trump's golf course behavior? President Trump 'Warned' About His Golf Course Behavior first appeared on The Spun on Jul 27, 2025 This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jul 27, 2025, where it first appeared.
eNCA
4 days ago
- Business
- eNCA
Johannesburg to host first LIV Golf event in Africa
The LIV Golf series will stage its first tournament in Africa when Steyn City near Johannesburg plays host from March 20-22 next year, the organisers announced on Saturday. They said a multi-year contract had been signed for an annual LIV Golf South Africa tournament in a country which has produced many stars, most notably career Grand Slam winner Gary Player. Major winners Bryson DeChambeau, Phil Mickelson, Jon Rahm and Sergio Garcia are some of the stars in the LIV Golf stable. Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel, former Major champions from South Africa, also compete on the LIV circuit. "It is always special to compete at home, and I am incredibly proud to bring LIV Golf to South Africa for the first time," said Oosthuizen in a statement. Chilean Joaquin Niemann, who has never won a Major, has been the most successful LIV competitor with six titles. The inclusion of South Africa raises to five the number of continents where LIV tournaments will be staged. The tour is financed by the Saudi Arabia-based Public Investment Fund. Unlike traditional 72-hole events staged over four days in the United States, Europe, Australasia and Africa, LIV use one day less, confining tournaments to 54 holes. LIV also differs from tours like the USPGA, where placings are decided by individual scores, as it also has team competitions. "Bringing LIV Golf to South Africa is another significant moment in our journey," said senior LIV Golf official Ross Hallett. "We currently have events in Asia, Europe, Australasia, North America and today we add Africa, marking another exciting opportunity to showcase LIV Golf to a new audience and market." The first event by the breakaway tour -- LIV Golf London -- was staged in 2022 and won by Schwartzel, who had topped the Masters leaderboard 11 years earlier.
