Donald Trump's latest golf shot has got people talking amid past allegations that he has cheated when playing the sport.
President Trump is currently in his second term of office in the White House after emerging victorious in the elections held late in 2024 against Kamala Harris.
The 79-year-old's second spell in the famous Oval Office has been characterised by a host of controversial decisions including mass layoffs of federal employees in a bid to save money, the targeting of political opponents, and placing reciprocal tariffs on exports to the United States, including from the UK.
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Trump is also well known for his interest in sports, particularly golf, as he owns a total of 16 courses around the world and 12 across the USA.
In the past, allegations have been made that suggest the President cheats when it comes to playing on the golf course, including from actor Samuel. L. Jackson and former boxer Oscar De La Hoya.
He memorably announced he 'won' a 2023 tournament even though he missed half of it due to attending a funeral 600 miles away and reportedly demanded his score from the Thursday session to count as his first round score.
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There have been reports the President's caddy made a shock claim once which fuelled the rumours that he cheats on the course.
And the man himself once reportedly gave a bizarre reason as to why he 'cheats' on the golf course, allegedly saying that he plays with people who cheat and he must do the same in order to keep up with them.
Trump has recently been on the course and his latest shot and putt has been generating debate online.
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The footage shows the US President taking some practice strokes before taking his shot, watching the ball roll into the hole before coolly strolling away.
President Trump was also playing with professional golfer Brooks Koepka and former ice hockey player Wayne Gretzky.
The President posted the video on social media with the caption: "Winning is always nice!"
And golf fans have commented on the President's putting technique, with some suggesting he hits the ball twice.
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One wrote: "Possible double hit situation."
Another said: "Very hand-flippy stroke. But keeps head down and holds his posture. Shows some natural talent."
One posted: "Possible double hit….Personally I would have putted it….However the result was good and that’s the bottom line."
And another fan said: "An absolutely horrendous chipping stroke."
Topics: Golf, Donald Trump
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