President Donald Trump shared a nifty chip shot off the green during his latest golf round Saturday in Florida that ended up going in the hole. "Winning is always nice!" he said. (Credit: @realDonaldTrump via Truth Social)
President Donald Trump has been vocal this week about his 38 golf club championships, and he showcased why that may be on social media.
The 47th president was spotted on the golf course with LIV Golf star Brooks Koepka, NHL legend Wayne Gretzky and Fox News' Bret Baier in a video posted to Truth Social, where he had a short chip off a green he was lining up.
As the caddie pulled the pin out of the hole, Trump stepped into his chip after some rehearsed swings, and though it did not leave the ground, the ball’s trajectory was true.
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(L-R) Brooks Koepka, President Donald Trump, Wayne Gretzky and Bret Baier pose during a round of golf. (Donald Trump/Truth Social)
"One time!" a fellow golfer said as Trump and the rest of those on the green watched the ball find its home at the bottom of the cup.
Trump walked away smiling after the nifty chip, presumably feeling good on his way to the next hole.
"Winning is always nice!" Trump captioned his Truth Social post.
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Trump posted the clip after yet another poke at former President Joe Biden’s golf game on Thanksgiving as he was talking to United States military members over a video call.
One of the petty officers on the call with Trump at the White House asked the 47th president what his "true golf handicap" was.
"Are you and President Biden going to play that golf match?" the petty officer asked.
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