President Trump's granddaughter gets exemption to LPGA tournament
Kai Trump received a sponsor exemption to compete in the $3.25 million event, helping introduce golf to younger fans with her 6 million social media followers.
- Kai Trump, the granddaughter of US President Donald Trump, will debut in the LPGA Tour at The Annika from November 13-16 after receiving a sponsor exemption.
- The 18-year-old is committed to collegiate golf at the University of Miami and is currently ranked 461st in the American Junior Golf Association rankings.
- Ricki Lasky, the LPGA chief tour business and operations officer, stated that sponsor invitations help attract younger fans to the sport due to Kai's social media following.
- Kai expressed her excitement about competing with her heroes in golf, calling the event an incredible experience.
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