President Donald Trump spent the day at his Bedminster golf course once again as LIV Golf played its final round.
Trump was on hand for the LIV Golf New York event toward the end of the rebel tour’s season.
The day before, the President was spotted on a golf cart driving around as he was followed by security and his daughter, Ivanka.
On Sunday, he was joined by legendary golfer Gary Player on the cart as they watched the action.
The President also got out of his cart and strolled onto one of the tee boxes, waving to fans and supporters.
It’s the second day that Trump has been at the event for the struggling golf circuit.
President Donald Trump was joined by Gary Player during LIV Golf New York’s final round
The last round of the tournament was held at Trump’s golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey
At one point, the Commander-in-Chief even strolled onto the tee box during the tournament
Trump arrived in the area on Friday evening as Air Force One touched down just before 6:00pm ET.
The Presidential motorcade then shepherded him to the course through a nasty thunderstorm that swept across the Northeastern United States.
Trump has been a longtime supporter of the rebel tour that was formerly backed by the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF).
Earlier this year, the PIF announced they would stop financially supporting LIV Golf after the conclusion of the current season.
Earlier this week, LIV announced they had secured funding for the 2027 season, but little further details were revealed.
Over the course of its existence, LIV Golf has frequented golf courses owned by the President’s holding company.
Earlier this year, the tournament was held at Trump National Golf Club in Washington, DC.
LIV has also hosted a Miami event at the Blue Monster course at Trump National Doral in the past.
Eric Trump is pictured with his wife, Lara, and their two children, Luke and Carolina Dorothy
Secret Service agents were on hand to protect the president during his visit to New Jersey
LIV has played at multiple Trump-owned golf courses throughout its existence
The President has previously tried to end the civil war between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour
In the past, Trump has attempted to bring a peaceful conclusion to the civil war between LIV and the PGA Tour.
‘I do believe that all of the golfers should be playing against each other. They were viewing something as a monopoly, but it’s swaying away. It should be the opposite of a monopoly,’ Trump told reporters in April.
‘I want to see Rory [McIlroy] playing Bryson DeChambeau. I want to see big Jon Rahm playing Scottie, who is so great. Scottie Scheffler is great.
‘They have great players on LIV, but it’s almost like people want to see that. That’s why the Masters was so good, because you saw everybody together.’
