Trump Wants America To Know 1 Thing On Final Night Of RNC: He's Good At Golf
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Golf appeared to be the theme of the last night of the Republican National Convention, with several speakers bragging about the former president's golfing skills.
If there’s one thing Donald Trump seems to want America to take away from the last night of the Republican National Convention, it’s that he’s a great golf player.
During the GOP convention on Thursday in Milwaukee, speakers included John Nieporte, the head golf pro at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida; Trump’s attorney Alina Habba; and others who talked up Trump’s golf game.
“At our club championship in March, I watched President Trump hit a perfect 210-yard 4-iron to within 10 feet of the hole,” Nieporte said about his boss. “He needed to sink that putt to win. Do you think he sunk it? You better believe he sunk that putt.”
Habba told the crowd that the former president has “one heck of a golf swing.”
“He can kick some of those guys’ butts,” she said, emphasizing how Trump could compete with professional golfers.
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