The video, which has garnered over 639,000 views since its release, shows the 47th president in a more relaxed setting as he navigates the course while discussing family, politics, and his golf philosophy with his granddaughter, who has 1.25 million YouTube subscribers.

Throughout the round at Trump National Washington DC, the president emphasized the course's proximity to the capital and its tournament-caliber design. "It's rated the number one, one of the best courses anywhere in the world," Trump told Kai, noting the facility is "20 minutes from the White House" and situated "on the Potomac River."

During their round, Trump provided updates on family members, including his youngest son Barron's college experience at New York University. "He's doing good. He's a good boy. He loves you," Trump told Kai, adding that Barron had asked him to "Say hello to Kai, Dad."

Even while golfing, the president briefly referenced his administration's foreign policy efforts, telling Kai: "We're doing a great job. I stopped seven wars. And hopefully we get Putin and Zelenskyy to stop killing everybody."

Trump shared an interesting perspective on his golf performance, revealing that he plays better when his mind is occupied with other matters. "I play better when I don't think about golf. I think about other things like Russia, China, right?" he explained. "When I don't think about golf, I think about other things, I do better."

The president praised his granddaughter's athletic abilities, noting her "long arms, long legs" and "length and strength." He attributed the family's athletic success to genetics: "The thing about all of us in our family is we're all athletic. Like we're all very good athletes. Always."

When discussing professional golfers, Trump named "Tiger, Jack" as his favorites, referring to Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus, while also expressing admiration for "Gary Player." He shared insider information from Woods about Rory McIlroy, stating: "Tiger told me that Rory is the best driver that he'd seen. I would agree with that thousand percent."

During the round, Trump briefly discussed ongoing White House improvements, telling Kai: "I love the White House, honey. I'm fixing it, you know. I'm making it incredible. Better than it ever was. We're putting marble floors in places that should have it." When Kai expressed interest in White House events, the president reassured her: "Don't worry about the White House, honey. I'm taking care of the White House."

The video showed glimpses of Secret Service personnel accompanying the pair, with Trump acknowledging their presence: "You see these guys. Thank you, fellas. They're sort of supposed to focus on what they're doing, which is keeping us safe, right?" He expressed sympathy for agents working in challenging weather conditions, particularly "in Florida right now in 90-degree weather."

When Kai thanked him for access to premium golf facilities, Trump responded: "Thank you for giving me the opportunity to also play at these amazing courses because without, you know, having access to all these great courses, I wouldn't be the golfer I am today."

The president also shared life philosophy with his granddaughter, emphasizing the importance of passion in achieving success: "You got to love what you do, otherwise you're not going to do it well." When discussing dreams and goals, she asked him "Is there a dream that you're still trying to chase or you have reached it all?" Trump noted: "You become president. That's a dream, right? Now you're president. Now your dream is to be great president...I don't think i'll ever play golf any better than I play."

Kai Trump reflected on the experience's significance, telling viewers: "This honestly might have been or is so far my favorite video I've ever filmed. I think it's just kind of cool filming with my grandpa. Obviously, he's president of the United States, but to me is just my grandpa."

The president concluded the video with satisfaction about their performance: "We both played well. We shot a pretty good score, right? Hit a lot of good shots and it was nice." He also praised his granddaughter's abilities: "She's a great player, this one."

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Once upon a time, the path to millions ran through oil fields or casinos. For Gen Z, it starts with a TikTok feed, an energy drink sponsorship deal, and a perfectly curated look featuring a golf club in hand.

Kai is more than just "Trump's granddaughter." She's a financial outlier in a family where money is hardly scarce. Her father, Donald Trump Jr., is a media strategist and a contender in the family's unofficial scandal competition. Her mother, Vanessa, a former model and high-society fixture, has been in a high-profile relationship with golf legend and scandal magnet Tiger Woods since her 2018 divorce from Trump Jr.

So what does life look like when you're a social media star pulling in five times the salary of the US president? In case you missed it, Grandpa Donald earns about $400,000 a year as president, a modest sum compared to the $2.5 million Kai rakes in annually. Her income stems from a combination of her rising career as a professional golfer, her wildly successful social media presence with partnerships including TaylorMade Golf and sports drinks, and a $16 million family trust fund sitting pretty at JPMorgan.

The secret to it all? The NIL law - short for Name, Image, Likeness - which has transformed any young person with millions of followers into an endless marketing machine.

Despite out-earning her grandfather by a wide margin, Kai still knows how to show him respect when it counts. Her speech at the 2024 Republican National Convention, which followed the attempted assassination of Trump, went viral. She took the stage to recall how her grandfather "hands out candy and asks about grades."

Since then, she's become a full-fledged influencer, amassing millions of followers and leveraging them into commercial deals worth tens of millions of dollars. Along the way, she also starred in a viral video where she appeared to be working at Starbucks and celebrated her 18th birthday with friends, footage that drew sharp backlash online for portraying her as a privileged teen out of touch with the harsh realities around her.

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