Does Trump have a golf simulator in the White House?
President Donald Trump has had a room-size golf simulator installed in the White House, several sources confirmed to NBC News. It cost $50,000, according to The Washington Post, which cited two people who told the paper about the system.
How does the President's new golf simulator work?
The installation of state-of-the-art simulator — which allows the president to play virtual rounds of golf — was first reported by the Post. The simulator allows players to hit a ball at a large video screen, which has images from courses around the world. "The president replaced the old system that was there," a White House official said.
How much did Trump’s new security system cost?
Trump’s system cost about $50,000, and was put in during the last few weeks in a room in his personal quarters, a White House official said. The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss details of the president’s private residence, said Trump had paid for the new system and the installation personally.
Does Donald Trump play golf?
That break from his hobby ended on 2 February, when President Trump played golf with multiple major-winners Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods at his course in Jupiter, Florida. However, on 13 February the Washington Post reported that the president had sought to keep his golf game sharp even while he was ensconced in the West Wing.
How many times has Donald Trump played golf?
According to unofficial counts, Trump played golf more than 200 times in the first two years of his presidency, but a protracted federal government shutdown in December 2018 and January 2019 contributed to a two-month golf hiatus for the president.
What is Donald Trump's love of golf?
President Donald Trump’s love of golf has engendered a measure of ridicule and even outrage, especially among his critics and political opponents, since he was inaugurated as the 45th President of the U.S. in January 2017.
Did Trump play golf with Tiger Woods?
That break from his hobby ended on 2 February, when President Trump played golf with multiple major-winners Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods at his course in Jupiter, Florida. However, on 13 February the Washington Post reported that the president had sought to keep his golf game sharp even while he was ensconced in the West Wing.