Ryder Cup: Donald Trump arrives at Bethpage Black to support USA against Europe
US President Donald Trump came to watch four balls on the first day of the Ryder Cup in the middle of a Partizan atmosphere in Bethpage Black.
Air Force One flew in about 11:00 EDT (16:00 BST) outside New York and landed in a nearby airport.
Trump, an enthusiastic golfers and fan, came to the course after 45 minutes and waved to the crowd, and some supporters would say his name with the “US”.
In Europe, 3-1 of Europe should have brought Trump’s clubs following Foursomes.
“I think we’re gonna be good, Tr Trump said to journalists as Air Force One descends. “All big golfers.”
Kai, who was a sharp amateur golfer and was ready to play at Miami University in 2026, was accompanied by his grandson.
There was security It has been reported significantly increased– external Trump’s secret service to the US Secret Service CIA and FBI, said they were involved in an inter -agencies operation.
At the beginning of this month, the US Open Men’s tennis final was postponed for 30 minutes due to extra security measures to be visited by the President.
In Bethpage Black, Trump stood behind what looked like a special protective plastic glass mounted at the bottom of a tribune near the first T -shirt.
The 79 -year -old was introduced to the fans through the public address system, and the military jets pumped his fists before greeting during the stolen star.
Trump later walked through the security area and before hugging American captain Keegan Bradley, he chatted with the US team member Bryson Dechambeau in the first TEE box.
Trump and Dechambeau previously played golf together, supporting the 32 -year -old Republican’s latest election campaign.
Dechambeau said he hoped that in the accumulation of the Ryder Cup, the existence of Trump would “inspire the US to victory in Europe in the 45th edition of the event.
Europe is the current Ryder Cup holders following its victory in Rome in 2023, and they are trying to be the first winning team for winning a victory for Medina in 2012.
