- CNN
Trump golfing? Aides won't say, but video tells the tale
Washington (CNN)If a president golfs in private -- and the White House refuses to comment -- did it ever really happen? President Donald Trump hit the links at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminsiter, New Jersey, over the June 10-11 weekend, according to a golfer who also played the course and took a video of the President. That video is the only reason the public knows Trump was golfing because White House aides, seemingly to obscure whether the President, who was once critical about another president playing golf, declined to say. The video, posted by Twitter user @MikeNFrank, also shows Trump breaking a cardinal rule of golf: Driving a cart on the green. (According to Golfweek, golfers should
- Golf Channel
Harman (66) has moved on from U.S. Open
CROMWELL, Conn. – Brian Harman has moved on. He’s not fixated on his major near-miss last week at the U.S. Open, the final-round 72 that dropped him into a tie for second, or even his victory last month at the Wells Fargo Championship. When the left-hander teed off early Thursday at the Travelers Championship those chapters were closed, and he immediately began a new phase. “I put all that to bed,” Harman said. “Once the tournament's over with, it's over with for me. Obviously I would have loved to have won last week but my focus is on this week and trying to play well.” To prove the point, Harman birdied his first two holes on Day 1 at TPC River Highlands, turned in 2 under, and opened his closing
- ABC News
Ai Miyazato relaxed on course in final season on LPGA Tour
Ai Miyazato has known for 10 months that this season would be her last on the LPGA Tour. The former world No. 1 from Japan is more relaxed entering this week's NW Arkansas Championship after announcing her retirement last month. It's the first tournament in the U.S. for the 32-year-old Miyazato since making her retirement official. It's also the site of her last LPGA Tour win — a final-round comeback victory at Pinnacle Country Club in 2012. World No. 2 Lydia Ko is the defending champion at the event, which also features former No. 1 and local favorite Stacy Lewis. Lewis won the event in 2014 and played in college at the nearby University of Arkansas.
Headlines
- LEADERBOARD: Spieth in front after Travelers Championship round 2
- President Trump's epic golf course fail: Driving his cart onto the green
- Chris Berman speaks publicly about wife's death for first time
- Phil Mickelson, caddie 'Bones' Mackay announce split after 25 years
- Tiger Woods receiving 'professional help' to manage medications
Golf
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