Toddler Donald Trump laughed at and slammed over | Golf News

President Donald Trump has been likened to a “toddler” after he bragged about successful 38 golf membership championships.

The President is always keen to tout his {golfing} accomplishments, but there’s widespread skepticism relating to the validity of Trump‘s victories, most of which occurred at Trump-owned programs. Among those questioning Trump’s {golfing} talents is writer Rick Reilly, who penned the 2019 guide ‘Commander-in-Cheat’ detailing the President’s alleged golf course shenanigans.

Trump’s purported achievements have been once again a matter of dialogue as he addressed service members during a Thanksgiving call from his Mar-a-Lago property. The 79-year-old boasted about his golf prowess and shared some statistics that contradicted his earlier claims.

“I’ve won 38 golf championships and I don’t get to practice very much,” Trump said, despite having beforehand claimed he received 36 membership championships. “I beat a 27-year-old kid… I’ve won 38 of them, every one of them legitimately.”

President Trump then seized the chance to take a jab at his predecessor, Joe Biden. He remarked, “A lot of people talk, but they can’t play, like Biden. Biden can’t hit a ball 30 yards.

“I’m telling you, I regarded at his swing. He can’t hit a ball 30 yards. He said he was a 6-handicapped. That was the only factor that made me indignant during the talk with him.”

Former Sports Illustrated reporter Reilly, whose book accused the President of cheating in numerous ways, quickly ridiculed Trump’s latest assertions about his accomplishments.

Reilly posted on X. “Ha! Trump provides about 10 every time he brings this up. Problem is, he hasn’t really received any [club championships]. None.

“You beat Trump, he throws you out of the club. It’s like when you let your toddler beat you in a foot race. He thinks it’s real.”

Reilly did not maintain back in his guide relating to Trump’s habits on the golf course.

He wrote, “To say ‘Donald Trump cheats’ is like saying ‘Michael Phelps swims.’

“He cheats at the very best degree. He cheats when people are watching and he cheats when they don’t seem to be. He cheats whether or not you prefer it or not. He cheats because that’s how he performs golf … if you are taking part in golf with him, he is going to cheat.”

Trump’s assertions come alongside new analysis from HuffPost, which suggests the President’s golf outings since returning to workplace in January have price taxpayers a staggering $71 million.

The President wants intensive security and Secret Service safety whenever he performs golf. There are also large journey bills, including Air Force One usage, and extraordinary Americans have been caught with the tab.