Donald Trump has sparked another golf controversy after celebrating what he called his “winning shot” following his victory in two club championships at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster in New Jersey. Trump claimed he won both the Senior Men’s and Super Senior Men’s championships with a score of 70, saying his success comes from “talent” despite having little time to practice.

Instead of only praising the victory, the post quickly reignited long-running debates about Trump’s golf reputation. Critics on social media questioned the video and repeated past accusations that he has benefited from questionable rulings or scorekeeping during games. Some users claimed the footage raised doubts, while others pointed to previous allegations about his playing style.

Sportswriter Rick Reilly explored these claims in his book “Commander in Cheat,” where he alleged that Trump has taken extra shots, improved ball positions, and misrepresented scores during rounds. Trump has strongly denied accusations that he cheats and has continued to defend his golf record, which includes numerous claimed club championship wins.

The controversy has followed Trump for years, with celebrities, athletes, and golf commentators also discussing his reputation on the course. Critics often point out that many of his victories happened at clubs he owns, while supporters argue that his achievements reflect his skill. Regardless of the debate, Trump continues to celebrate his golf success and insists his victories are the result of natural ability.