"Trump has a long history of taking a great degree of creative license in describing his golf game, bragging about winning tournaments at his own golf clubs (sometimes even when he misses half of it). He's also been repeatedly and credibly accused of being a serial cheat occasionally even caught on video, like an incident last summer in which his caddy was spotted dropping Trump's ball in a much more favorable spot than he had actually hit it."
"In Reilly's 2019 book, Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump, he detailed the president's obsessive need to win, even if it required outlandish lies and obvious schemes. He cheats like a mafia accountant, said Reilly about Trump. He cheats crazy. He cheats whether you're watching or not. He cheats whether you like it or not. On Thursday, The New York Times reported on transcripts from Graham's 2022 grand jury testimony in an election interference case in Georgia."
Donald Trump has a documented pattern of embellishing and misrepresenting his golf performance, including claims of tournament wins at his own clubs. Multiple accusations and at least one video incident show on-course cheating, such as a caddy allegedly moving Trump's ball to a more favorable position. Rick Reilly characterized this behavior as an obsessive need to win that involves lies and schemes, labeling Trump a serial cheater. Sen. Lindsey Graham, who has publicly praised Trump's golf, testified under oath that Trump benefits from his caddy in ways that prevent opponents from outdriving him, aligning with these accounts.
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