Joshua Goldman
Joshua Goldman
min read · September 26, 2025 · Entertainment

Trump Takes Center Stage at Ryder Cup Amidst Security Frenzy

DONALD TRUMP TURNS UP THE HEAT AT RYDER CUP: PRESIDENT'S ARRIVAL SENDS FANS INTO A FRENZY

In a shocking turn of events, former President Donald Trump made a dramatic entrance at the Ryder Cup on Friday afternoon, sending American golf fans into a frenzy as they cheered and chanted "USA" in his honor. The 79-year-old Republican, known for his love of golf and controversy, arrived at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, New York, to support Team USA's struggling players.

But Trump's presence wasn't just about showing off his golf skills – it was also a clear message that he's not going away anytime soon. Just days after attending the memorial service for his close ally Charlie Kirk, who was tragically shot dead at 31 during a Q&A session in Utah, Trump seemed determined to steal the spotlight once again.

The president walks onto the first tee box with American golfer Bryson DeChambeau

And boy, did he succeed! The President, accompanied by his 18-year-old granddaughter Kai, arrived at the iconic golf course on Marine One, flanked by Secret Service agents and greeted with cries of "USA" from the enthusiastic crowd. As they made their way through the security checks – which included bomb-sniffing dogs, TSA-level screenings, and a glass-encased box for Trump's own safety – the excitement was palpable.

But what really got the fans going was when Trump joined golfer Bryson DeChambeau on the tee for his match against Tommy Fleetwood and Justin Rose. The President, never one to shy away from the limelight, even took a few swipes at the ball himself, much to the delight of the crowd.

"We've just had the President fly over on Air Force One, I have a feeling things are about to turn here," said Team USA captain Keegan Bradley in an interview with USA Network, as Trump's plane soared overhead. And it seems like the President's presence has already made a difference – Team USA rallied from their disastrous morning start to win several matches and close the gap with Europe.

Trump took his place inside a box of perplex glass amid a wave of security fears at the event

But what really caught our attention was the level of security measures put in place for Trump's visit. We're talking snipers perched on top of the grandstand, bomb-sniffing dogs patrolling the course, and a glass-encased box for the President's own safety – it was like a scene from a Hollywood blockbuster!

And let's be real – with two attempted assassinations against him during his 2024 presidential campaign (not to mention the recent fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk), it's no wonder that Ryder Cup officials were taking no chances. We're talking $749.51 entry fees, prohibited items like range finders and portable folding chairs, and even a ban on umbrellas in certain areas.

But for Trump fans, none of this seemed to matter – they were too busy cheering on their hero and chanting "USA" to care about the security measures or the hefty price tag. As one enthusiastic fan told The Scholarly Note, "Donald Trump is the greatest golfer America has ever seen, and we're thrilled he's here to support Team USA!"

The president greeted a line of dignitaries as he arrived at the first tee grandstand

So what does it all mean? Is this a sign that Trump is gearing up for another run at the White House in 2028? Or is he simply trying to distract from his latest controversies? Whatever the reason, one thing's for sure – Donald Trump always brings drama and excitement wherever he goes.

And as we speak, fans are still buzzing about Trump's Ryder Cup appearance on social media. "Best. Golf. Tournament. Ever!" tweeted @Trump2024. "Who else but DJT could make a golf tournament exciting?" asked @RyderCupFan123.

One thing's for sure – with Donald Trump in the house, you can bet your bottom dollar it'll be an unforgettable day of golf!

The Europeans, including Rory McIlroy, stormed into a commanding lead in the morning

Trump fist bumps DeChambeau as the American prepares for his fourball match

US snipers prepare to take their position at the top of the first tee grandstand

The Commander-in-Chief whipped up the crowd seated in the gallery

Trump chats to European players Justin Rose (second right) and Tommy Fleetwood (far right)

Spectators had to pass through TSA-style security at the main gate and the first tee

State troopers and secret service agents patrolled the restricted area with bomb sniffer dogs

Trump was shot during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, back in July 2024

Earlier this month, Trump attended the New York Yankees game where he addressed players

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