Trump Attends PGA Tour Event at His Doral Golf Resort
Cameron Young won by six strokes as Trump watched from a spectator suite and dined with players the night before.
- On Sunday, May 3, President Donald Trump attended the final round of the Cadillac Championship at Trump National Doral in Miami, Florida, marking the PGA Tour's first return to the venue since 2016.
- Eric Trump, executive vice president of the Trump Organization, stated the company is "incredibly proud" to welcome the tournament back, with the president watching from a spectator suite alongside Steve Witkoff, his foreign affairs envoy.
- Cameron Young won his second event of the season by six strokes over Scottie Scheffler, while Secret Service agents arrested a man on Saturday after he became disruptive and made physical contact with an agent.
- Following the final putt, Trump posted to Truth Social about the Strait of Hormuz, announcing a new initiative dubbed "Project Freedom" to guide neutral ships safely out of restricted waterways amid the Middle Eastern dispute.
- The appearance occurred amid historically low approval ratings of 34 percent, according to an April 28 Reuters/Ipsos poll, as experts warn of rising jet fuel costs and the White House faces scrutiny over the ongoing war in Iran.
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At the PGA tournament in Doral Trump became the visible center of the 18th hole. Fans bought Trump drinks and saw a new statue. An analysis.
US President Donald Trump loves golf above all else. In his luxury resort Trump National Doral in Miami Cameron Young Sonntag crowned himself the winner of the Cadillac Championship. Austria's golf star Sepp Straka took the strong fourth place. Much more protz than on this facility is hardly possible. Trump is even immortalized with a gold statue. During his visit to the final day he resided on 18th green in his own luxury suite.
PGA Tour warms back up to Trump after long freeze
The PGA Tour returned to President Trump’s golf resort in Doral, Fla., over the weekend, ending a decade-long absence and signaling a new era of warmer relations between the president's sprawling resort business and the world's most popular golf league. The tournament came as LIV Golf, the Saudi-backed and Trump-allied rival tour, appears on the [...]
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