Former president Donald Trump was a renowned golfer before, during, and after his presidency. So, it’s no surprise that his family has followed in his footsteps.
His 17-year-old granddaughter, Kai Trump, made a name for herself during her appearance at the Republican National Convention earlier this month in Milwaukee. The daughter of Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr., Kai leveraged the newfound fame into a video with YouTube personality Grant Harvat.
The video, which had over 200,000 views on Monday night, features the duo playing golf. In the video, Kai Trump revealed how far the former president will go to win a golf game.
“One time, I was not on his team, and I had to make this eight-foot birdie putt to win, and he’s trying to get in my head like standing right over me, standing next to me,” Kai said.
However, she also revealed that Trump was no sore winner when the head games failed to knock Kai off the spot.
“I sunk it, and l looked up and went like this (fist pumping), and he started smiling. That was the best moment. When I made that putt, even though he lost, he was so happy and smiling and laughing. That was a pretty special moment, too.”
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