Spending a day with the President isn’t exactly an everyday experience—but 18-year-old Kai Trump recently gave fans a peek behind the scenes.
In a new vlog, she documented a golf outing with her grandfather, Donald Trump, at his Trump National Golf Club in Washington DC, located in Potomac Falls, Virginia.
From the White House to the Fairways
The vlog opens with Kai waiting at the White House to meet her grandpa before they headed to the sprawling golf course.
The setting didn’t disappoint—Kai highlighted the picturesque surroundings, including a waterfall that Trump proudly noted makes the course the “number one wedding site in the area.”
“It’s beautiful,” Kai remarked, while Trump explained that many couples choose to tie the knot right atop the fountain.
A Glimpse of the President on the Green
Viewers got a rare look at Trump himself, sporting his signature red MAGA cap as he joined Kai on the course.
While the footage didn’t show much of the actual golfing, it did capture some playful family moments and the pair later visiting the club’s tennis center.
There, Trump showcased the facility’s advanced lighting setup, continuing to highlight the club’s amenities.
Returning to the White House
After their club visit, Kai returned to the White House, filming the scene outside where Secret Service vehicles lined the front.
Earlier in the vlog, she had also shown herself enjoying the White House putting green, giving followers a taste of life inside the iconic residence.
Ryder Cup Excitement Follows
The vlog was shared on Saturday, right after Kai and Trump attended the first day of the Ryder Cup in New York.
The president made a memorable entrance at Bethpage Black in white golf shoes, greeted by a cheering crowd.
Team USA captain Keegan Bradley even performed the “Trump dance” in honor of the Commander-in-Chief.
Security and Spectacle
Trump’s attendance meant heightened security for the tournament. TSA-style checkpoints were placed around the clubhouse, and certain items like folding chairs, large umbrellas, and insulated beverages were temporarily banned.
The president’s presence was a major storyline heading into the event, with players like Bryson DeChambeau expressing excitement.
“I think he’ll be a great force for us to get a lot of people on our side,” DeChambeau said. “It’s going to be an electric environment.”
A Rough Start for Team USA
Despite the high-profile support, Team USA struggled on the first day, allowing Team Europe to build a strong lead heading into the final day of competition.