Donald Trump’s putting form DIVIDES internet but ex-President still stuns Bryson DeChambeau on the greens
Donald Trump’s Unconventional Putting Style Sparks Debate Online
A recent YouTube video featuring Donald Trump playing golf with Bryson DeChambeau has ignited a heated discussion about the former president’s putting skills. The video, part of DeChambeau’s “Break 50” series, shows Trump’s unique putting style, which has left some impressed and others unimpressed.
Trump’s putting form has been described as “crazy good” by some, while others have criticized it as “the worst yips” they’ve ever seen. One user joked that they needed polling data before and after seeing Trump’s putting stroke, implying it was a game-changer. Another user praised Trump’s ability, saying he’s a “crazy good putter” despite having a wild putting stroke.
The video was recorded in early July at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster in New Jersey, before the attempted assassination on July 13. DeChambeau, who recently won the US Open, was thrilled when Trump sank the final putt, securing a 22-under-par finish.
The golf outing was not without controversy, as Trump referenced his debate with President Joe Biden, who has since dropped out of the presidential race. Trump claimed Biden “can’t hit a ball 50 yards,” sparking a debate about who’s the better golfer.
DeChambeau clarified that inviting Trump onto his YouTube series was not a political statement but rather a charity effort. For every stroke under par, both Trump and DeChambeau donated $10,000 to a veterans’ charity. DeChambeau extended an open invitation to all sitting and former presidents to join him for a round of golf.
The video has sparked a lively debate, with some defending Trump’s putting style and others ridiculing it. Regardless, it’s clear that Trump’s golf game has become a talking point in the political sphere.
