Fake America Great Again?! Moment Trump’s golf caddy appears to surreptitiously drop ball in prize spot before president takes shot

This is the hilarious moment Trump’s golf caddy appears to surreptitiously drop the ball in a prize spot before the president takes a shot.

Two golf caddies are seen walking next to Trump who is driving in a golf cart.

They then walk ahead and one is seen discreetly dropping the golf ball to the ground.

Trump then gets out of the vehicle and approaches it, appearing to pretend it’s the shot he made.

The viral video shared to X, which has amassed close to 275,000 views, was flooded with comments reacting to the sly move.

One said: ‘Caddy did that so smoothly. Can only imagine how many times he’s done it.’

Another commented: ‘Trump’s notorious golf cheating, like having his caddy secretly drop balls to fake perfect shots, exposes a shameless pattern of deceit that erodes any claim to integrity or leadership.’

A third said: ‘I want to know how he finds so many caddies to cheat for him.’ 

Trump's golf caddy appears to surreptitiously drop the ball in a prize spot before the president takes a shot

Trump’s golf caddy appears to surreptitiously drop the ball in a prize spot before the president takes a shot

The president then gets out of the vehicle and approaches it, appearing to pretend it's the shot he made

The president then gets out of the vehicle and approaches it, appearing to pretend it’s the shot he made

The viral video shared to X, which has amassed close to 275,000 views, was flooded with comments reacting to the sly move

The viral video shared to X, which has amassed close to 275,000 views, was flooded with comments reacting to the sly move

The president's visit to Turnberry is part of a private five-day trip to Scotland, which began on Friday night

The president’s visit to Turnberry is part of a private five-day trip to Scotland, which began on Friday night

The clip has sparked long-standing rumours that Trump regularly cheats at golf. 

The US president was accompanied by his son Donald Trump Jr and Bettina Anderson for a round of golf at his Turnberry course in Scotland.

Wearing a white baseball cap branded USA, the president waved to press as he arrived in the golf buggy at his resort.

His visit to Turnberry is part of a private five-day trip to Scotland, which began on Friday night.

Today he met with Ursula von der Leyen for talks on trade relations between the US and Europe. 

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