Donald Trump's official mobile game is charging $99 for a virtual golf club

Donald Trump, the 45th and soon-to-be 47th president of the United States, is an avid golfer. He owns several clubs and plays frequently. He was even featured on LIV Golf's Bryson DeChambeau's YouTube channel. Now, he's launching his own, official mobile golf game.

Inside this golf game, there are in-app purchases. One such purchase is a $99 Trump Noir golf club that you can use in the game. Another, the Trump Gold, retails for $9.99.

Both clubs are 100% digital per the game's website. The Trump Gold has "extreme Trump power," while the Noir carries "full Trump power." The Gold has increased accuracy, but the Noir has maximum accuracy. Both are limited supply, though the Noir is "extremely" limited.

Trump said in the official ad for the game:

"Look at that beautiful swing! Isn't it perfect? Well, now you too can play as me at TrumpGolf.Game now. The greatest golf game ever created."

The game is available for pre-order now on both iOS App Store and Google Play Store. The cost of the driver is ultimately the cost of the game itself, as there are no other options to download the app.

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Donald Trump believes he could finish PGA Tour x LIV Golf merger

Donald Trump is going to be the president in mid-January. The Republican is also a big fan of golf and he's a noted supporter of LIV Golf, as he's hosted and played events with the tour. He knows very well what's going on with the PGA Tour merger.

Trump said via Golf WRX before the election:

“I think it’ll come together [PGA Tour-LIV deal]. Yeah, I could certainly help, but I could probably get it done. I would say it would take me the better part of 15 minutes to get that deal done.”

Trump likely won't be directly involved even after he takes office. However, he said then that he believes there should be "one tour" that should have "the best players in that tour." He acknowledged that a win by Scottie Scheffler isn't the same without some LIV competitors, whom he called "top, top players."

Donald Trump believes he could solve the LIV PGA merger (Image via Imagn)

He added:

“It would be nice if they could all play together. It’s terrible when somebody’s shut out of a major. It’s terrible. But they’re very happy with Saudi. They’re over there and they’re very happy about it. They really are. It’s amazing.”

Donald Trump also gave a shout out to LIV star Bryson DeChambeau on stage at his election night rally. After it was clear that he'd be president again, he invited DeChambeau, decked out in a "Make America Great Again" hat, onto the stage to compliment him and celebrate with him.