Trump Mocked Again As Golf ‘Cheating’ Videos Return To Haunt Him

Fresh Embarrassment On The Fairway

Donald Trump is once again facing ridicule over allegations he cheats at golf after old footage resurfaced appearing to show a caddie dropping a ball into position during a round in Scotland.

The clips, which rapidly spread across social media, reignited years of accusations surrounding Trump’s conduct on the golf course — allegations that have followed him for decades and become part of his larger-than-life public image.

One video appears to show Trump driving toward a bunker before a nearby caddie seemingly drops a ball in more favourable ground just short of the sand. Other footage showed the president taking multiple practice swings before badly slicing a shot into the rough and quickly returning to his golf cart.

Critics seized on the videos as fresh evidence of what many long-time golf partners and journalists have alleged for years: that Trump bends the rules whenever it suits him.

A Reputation That Never Goes Away

Trump has always boasted about his golfing prowess, repeatedly claiming he is among the best players at his clubs and regularly announcing tournament victories at his own courses.

The White House even published a scorecard last year claiming Trump shot a 69 to win the 2025 Men’s Senior Club Championship by 10 strokes.

“I’ve played a lot, and I’ve played well,” Trump once declared. “There are very few people who can beat me in golf.”

But stories questioning those claims have circulated for years.

In one of the most famous allegations, former Sports Illustrated editor Mark Mulvoy accused Trump of openly cheating during a round in the 1990s after a storm interruption mysteriously left Trump’s ball sitting just feet from the hole despite what Mulvoy described as a terrible day of golf.

According to Mulvoy, when challenged, Trump allegedly joked: “The guys I play with cheat all the time. I have to cheat just to keep up with them.”

Trump later denied the story completely, insisting: “I don’t drop balls, I don’t move balls. I don’t need to.”

Millions Spent On Golf

The renewed controversy also reignited criticism over the sheer amount of time Trump spends on the golf course while serving as president.

Reports estimate Trump has spent more than 100 days golfing since returning to the White House, amounting to nearly a quarter of his presidency so far. Critics also claim the trips have cost American taxpayers well over $100 million due to security, transport and operational expenses.

Supporters argue presidents are entitled to downtime and note that Trump often conducts meetings while at his golf properties.

But opponents say the optics are politically damaging at a time of economic uncertainty, foreign crises and growing domestic tensions.

Mockery Becoming Part Of The Brand

The golf cheating allegations have become so persistent that they now trail Trump almost automatically whenever he appears on a course.

To supporters, the stories are little more than partisan nitpicking aimed at humiliating him. To critics, they reinforce a broader image of a man who believes rules apply differently to him than to everyone else.

Either way, the resurfaced footage ensured that one of Trump’s longest-running controversies is once again back in the spotlight — and once again driving his opponents wild with mockery.

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