President Trump is a club golf champion.
The 80-year-old President of the United States announced on Sunday, August 2 that he has won his club championship at Bedminster in New Jersey. It’s a course and club owned by President Trump. This would be President Trump’s 43rd club championship over the course of his golf career.
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President Trump announced on Sunday that he won the club championship with a final score of 70.
“Firing a score of 70, U.S. President Donald Trump has won another Club Championship. The Sr division title at Bedminster this weekend reportedly marks Trump’s 40th Club Championship victory across his golf properties. Thoughts on the W?” NUCLR Golf announced.
President Trump, who claims to be close to a scratch golfer, is facing questions about his final score, though.
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The President of the United States faces questions about his round of 70
Golf fans aren’t quite so sure about this one.
“So weird that he only wins at his own courses,” one shared.
“Guess he just likes to keep the trophy in his own backyard, because why share the glory when you can hoard it?” one fan added.
“No chance he shot a 70. No freaking way,” one added.
“Many say it was the greatest game ever played. People were crying. Some have fainted. I nominate Trump for the FIFA Greatest Player on Your Own Golf Course Prize. The White House has released a video of the game. Anyone who doesn’t watch it will be pepper sprayed and deported,” another joked.
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“Congratulations to all the MAGA supporters. Another day of Trump humiliating himself and you by extension,” one shared.
“Amazing to maintain such a fantastic level of golf while starting and stopping so many wars. Almost unbelievable,” another added.
President Trump is actually a decent golfer, but is he good enough to win his club championship 43 times?
We’ll let you be the judge of that.
This story was originally published by The Spun on Aug 2, 2026, where it first appeared in the Golf section. Add The Spun as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
