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Do presidents golf?

Do presidents golf?

Sixteen of the last 19 United States presidents played golf. President Donald Trump, of course, is well-known as an avid golfer and his opponent in this election, Joe Biden, plays the game, too. Almost all presidents who served between Taft and Trump played the game but there were three who didn’t.

What was President Kennedy’s golf handicap?

Best of our Presidential golfers. President Kennedy, considered the best of our Presidential golfers sported a 7 handicap at the peek of his golfing career.

How much did JFK golf clubs sell for?

President John F. Kennedy’s golf clubs, split into two lots of woods and irons, sold Thursday for a combined $1,160,000 during Day 3 of the phenomenon known as the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis estate auction.

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Who is the best celebrity golfer?

1. John Smoltz. He’s the only pitcher in the history of baseball to have 200 wins and 150 saves, but he also has a mean golf game.

Why did some US Presidents play golf?

Most of the U.S. Presidents dating back to William Howard Taft have played golf in some capacity, for some reason. Calvin Coolidge played because golf was becoming popular. Lyndon Johnson played golf because he realized it was a great way to court political conversation and favors.

Do presidents prefer golf or poker?

In fact, other than Jimmy Carter, Lyndon Johnson and Harry Truman, who preferred a game of poker, every modern president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt was as comfortable on the first tee as on the stump.

What is the most popular sport among US presidents?

The most popular sport among US Presidents is Golf. Almost all Presidents in the last 75 years have been known to hit the links at some point or another. Some are better than others, some play too much Golf (according to the American people), and some avoid the game as much as possible.

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Why is golf such a great game?

In the end, that’s the reason golf is such a great game. None of our golfing presidents were serious players, but they embraced golf because the pursuit of excellence in golf is so challenging. It’s not surprising that these talented, ambitious and driven men were so drawn to golf.