Donald Trump's recent success on the golf course has been called into question by a sports journalist who previously accused the former president of cheating.
Trump, the presumed 2024 GOP presidential nominee,
this month won both the Club Championship and the Senior Club Championship at his Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida. He previously claimed Super Senior Championship glory earlier this year.
The 77-year-old took to
Truth Social and
Instagram to share the news, writing: "A great honor to have won both the Club Championship and the Senior Club Championship this week at Trump International!"
Ahead of being awarded for his wins, Trump wrote on Truth Social on March 24: "It is my great honor to be at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach tonight, AWARDS NIGHT, to receive THE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY & THE SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY. I WON BOTH!"
"A large and golfing talented membership, a GREAT and difficult course, made the play very exciting," he added. "The qualifying and match play was amazing. A large and distinguished group will be there tonight. Very exciting, thank you!!!"
Former Sports Illustrated columnist Rick Reilly, who has known the president for three decades, responded to Trump's social media post by challenging him to compete on a golf course that doesn't fall under his portfolio of properties.
"Call us if you ever win one on a course you DON'T own and operate," Reilly wrote on X, formerly Twitter.
As of press time, the post has garnered more than 700,000 views. Newsweek has contacted a representative of Trump via email for comment.