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PGA Tour heads to Doral for the first time in 10 years and PGA Tour Champions has another major
- The PGA Tour returns to Trump National Doral this week for the 2026 Cadillac Championship, marking the tournament's first appearance on the Blue Monster Course in 10 years. The four-round event begins Thursday and concludes Sunday.
- Trump National Doral recently unveiled a 20-foot gold statue of President Donald Trump, created by sculptor Alan Cottrill and depicting the president with a raised fist positioned beneath palm trees.
- The Cadillac Championship features a $20 million purse, with the winner receiving $3.6 million from a limited 72-player field competing without a cut, guaranteeing every competitor at least $36,000.
- A cryptocurrency group commissioned the statue in August 2024 for $360,000, but a copyright dispute arose when the group used its likeness for a crypto token. The parties reached an agreement last week.
- President Trump is expected to visit the club this weekend as the tournament unfolds, marking the PGA Tour's first return to the venue since the 2016 World Golf Championships event.
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PGA Tour returns to Trump Doral this week for Cadillac Championship, first time there since 2016
DORAL, Fla. (AP) — Scottie Scheffler doesn't have much familiarity with Trump National Doral. Then again, hardly does anyone else in the field this week for the Cadillac Championship.
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Trump’s Miami Golf Club Installs Golden Statue Of Him Raising His Fist Following First Assassination Attempt
A towering gold statue of President Donald Trump with his fist raised triumphantly has been installed at Trump National Doral in Miami, marking the newest addition to the president’s signature golf course and coinciding with the PGA Tour’s return to the facility for the first time in over a decade. The statue, positioned beneath a […]
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