Golf

US President Donald Trump will serve as honorary chairman of the PGA Presidents Cup next month, the White House announced on Saturday. The tournament, held every two years and bringing together an American team with an international group, will take place between September 22 and 27 at the Medinah Country Club in the Chicago area.

The NBA star has launched a new YouTube channel that will cover his journey into the world of golf. The first episode documented a trip to Scotland with his friends from Cleveland's championship season.

Chris Schiavone went out to play golf in Ohio in stormy weather — and took a direct lightning strike to the arm that knocked him to the ground. The golfer documented the entire event in a video that has already garnered millions of views. "I'm very lucky to have survived, lightning is no joke," wrote Schiavone, who also faced criticism: "It's like jumping out of a plane without a parachute."...

The net profit of the Golf group jumped to 15.6 million shekels, the stock has already risen more than 20% this year, and the company continues to distribute dividends. However, there is a factor hidden in the reports that controls the picture and may pose a risk. What investors must understand before getting carried away by the headline.

The President boasted last night of his victory in two adult categories at a tournament at his golf course in New Jersey, and posted footage of the "winning shot" – while mocking his rivals: "Unlike the other participants, I have very little time to practice." In the background: allegations of cheating on his part.