Is Trump Good For Golf

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Good or Bad for Golf

  • Good

    Votes: 19 48.7%
  • Bad

    Votes: 20 51.3%

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HomerJSimpson

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http://www.golf-monthly.co.uk/features/blogs/is-donald-trump-good-for-golf-149618

GM have done an Article in regards Trump being involved in golf

So simple vote - is he good or bad for the sport

Do the standard of his golf courses outweigh the way he acts ?

Would Golf be better of without him

The thing is, the way he acts has no relevance to the courses and the way the course plays and is run on a daily basis. How much influence does he really have on the world of golf? Very little in my opinion
 

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This is no a go at you LP but that really is scraping the bottom of the barrel by GM. Tiger Woods was/is good for golf, The Ryder Cup is good for golf, DT has no bearing on the game whatsoever, rubbish article.
 

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Mr Trump is great for the game and has some of the best courses in the world. what's not to like about President Trump
 

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I don't think he's good for the game, but I may be ignorant of what he's actually doing. I can't recall anything he's actually done for golf (though he has access to pots of dosh to invest but can't help thinking he's only doing that for his benefit not for golf)

Maybe he also runs shed loads of junior & introduction programmes for the average Joe, has a few basic golf range's in under privileged areas, sponsors some promising AMs, runs inter-schools comps, pioneers ecco-friendly/innovative course management initiatives etc etc that are all happening under the media radar... any one or more of these then it'd be a thumbs up

If he's just buying/building exclusive courses then that's not doing anything for golf
 

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One pic to say it all:
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(in case anyone is not familiar with it and can tell form the thumbnail pic ... it's Trump ... in a golf cart ... on the green ... nough said)
 

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He's put a lot of money into a few courses which a minute number of people have played at. Is he good for golf? No. Is he good for a few golf courses? Yes.

He might be POTUS but in golf he's an irrelevance.
 

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Agree with a few posters on here, golf has been fighting a battle against the old stereotypes of rich, overweight, pompous white men that a lot of non-golfers thinks golf clubs are like.

Now we have the archetypal rich, overweight, pompous white man as probably the most famous non-pro golfer in the world.

It sets us back as game in the fight against these stereotypes
 
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