US president-elect Trump won’t return to the Oval Office until January, but foreign governments across the world are already preparing for his return… just not in the way you might think.
In July, Bryson DeChambeau invited Donald Trump onto his YouTube channel for an episode of his “Breaking 50” series. And overnight (Australian time), the US president-elect returned the favour with an invite of his own.
The sand dunes in which the first course at Trump International Golf Links in Aberdeen, Scotland are as dramatic as there are in golf. Now there will be a second course at the resort.
Our August cover star Bryson DeChambeau is at it again, racking up millions more views on his smash-hit YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@brysondechambeau) thanks to the latest edition of his “Break 50” video series.
The most-heated part of yesterday’s debate between current president Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump may have revolved around the golf games of the two candidates.
Jan Stephenson is battling breast cancer with the same tenacity she showed during her decorated golf career, revealing that she is reacting to treatment in a positive fashion that will allow the Australian golf legend to attend a series of commemorative events during the American summer, including the 40th anniversary of her 1983 US Women’s Open victory.
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews has responded to claims made by Donald Trump that governing body is looking to take the Open Championship back to the Trump-owned Turnberry course in Scotland.
Former President Donald Trump wasted little time Thursday in saying that the PGA Tour is “making a big mistake” in not finding a way to better co-exist with LIV Golf.
In the annals of golfing weirdness, here’s a double whammy for the ages: the PGA Championship will be played this week not where it was originally scheduled to be played and without its 51-year-old defending champion in the field.
Australian Golf Digest
