Donald Trump tees it up with LIV Golf star Dustin Johnson and his brother in Palm Beach after election victory
Weeks after securing a second presidential election victory, Donald Trump faced off against a famous playing partner on one of his golf courses.
Trump was photographed with LIV Golf star Dustin Johnson on Wednesday at the Trump International Golf Club in Palm Beach, Florida.
Joining that pair for the round were Dustin’s brother, Austin, and marketing director Collin Yost.
Yost shared a photo taken of the four of them during the course – as well as videos of all four of their tee shots.
Johnson is a long way from ending the LIV Golf League season in 2024, where he finished 14th in the individual standings.
His 4Aces Golf Team – consisting of himself, Harold Varner III, Patrick Reed and Pat Perez – finished 10th of 13 in the team standings.
From left to right: professional golfer Dustin Johnson, President-elect Donald Trump, Collin Yost, Austin Johnson
Yost posted photos and videos of the foursome playing at Trump’s golf course in Palm Beach
Johnson still has some time before the next LIV season kicks off again in February 2025, with the first event of the season taking place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
But for Trump, the work is just beginning, following his victory on Election Day just weeks ago.
Now is the time for the president-elect to begin his transition back to the White House — which starts with filling his Cabinet.
Trump recently announced Linda McMahon, former Small Business Administrator and two-term Senate candidate in Connecticut, as his nominee for Secretary of Education.
In the wake of her nomination, wrestling fans have unearthed multiple videos of former WWE boss Vince McMahon’s wife being thrown around by various superstars.
Last month, both Vince and Linda McMahon were targeted in a new lawsuit that accuses the WWE and its founders of fostering a culture of sexual abuse and looking the other way while a former ringside announcer preyed on young men who he had hired as ‘ring boys’.
The complaint alleges that Melvin Phillips, who died in 2012, would target young men from disadvantaged backgrounds and abuse them in his locker room, hotels and even in the wrestlers’ locker room. The accusers were all between the ages of 13 and 15 when they met Phillips.
Vince McMahon resigned from WWE’s parent company TKO Group Holdings earlier this year amid his own sex trafficking scandal. A former WWE employee accused him of, among other things, defecating on her head during a threesome. He denies the accusations.