Amateur golf star Kai Trump shares special message for ‘grandpa’ Donald Trump on his inauguration day

Amateur golf star Kai Trump shared a heartfelt message for her grandfather, Donald Trump, on his return to office after four years. She congratulated the President and wished him well for his term.

On Monday, January 20, Donald Trump assumed office as the 47th President of the United States. Following his return to the position after a four-year hiatus, Kai took to X to celebrate the moment.

"He is back! Love you grandpa, I know you will do an amazing job over the next 4 years," she wrote.

Last November, Donald Trump defeated Democratic candidate and outgoing Vice President Kamala Harris to win the 60th US quadrennial presidential election.

For the uninitiated, both Kai and Donald are avid golf enthusiasts and share a passion for the game. While President Trump enjoys playing golf during his downtime, Kai Trump regularly plays as an amateur and frequently shares videos of her practice sessions on social media platforms.

Last year, Kai joined the University of Miami and is set to represent the Miami Hurricanes until 2030. In an Instagram post, she expressed gratitude to her parents, Vanessa and Donald Trump Jr., as well as her grandfather. She thanked him for granting her access to world-class golf courses and for his unwavering support.

"I would also like to thank my Mormor for always believing in me," she wrote. "I would also like to thank my entire family for always encouraging and pushing me to be the best person I can possibly be. I would like to thank my friends for always cheering me on."

"Last but not least I would love to thank Coach Janice and Coach Jim for giving me this opportunity. I am supper excited to be a cane and represent the University of Miami. Gooo Canes!," she added.

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"That's a tough nine" - When Donald Trump revealed his best nine-hole score at Bedminster to Kai Trump

On Tuesday, November 19, NUCLR Golf shared a video on X featuring Kai Trump and her grandfather, Donald Trump, having a conversation. In the video, Kai asks her grandpa about his lowest score on the front nine of the new course at Bedminster.

"I would say my best would be 32," he answered. "Maybe. That's a tough nine."

Trump also asked his granddaughter to compare his clubhead speed with Bryson DeChambeau's.

"I don't know," she replied. "I think yours is a little faster, honestly. I think you hit way farther than him."

Last week, Trump claimed to have won another Senior Club Championship, bringing his total win count to three.