Donald Trump Hit With New Golf “Cheating” Accusations From Former NFL Superstar Running Back
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Arian Foster just added his voice to the long list of Donald Trump golf critics. The former NFL running back reacted to Trump’s latest club championship claim. Foster made his comments on the Macrodosing podcast, shared via Instagram.
Trump recently posted about winning both the Senior and Super Senior titles at his Bedminster club. He said he shot a 70 despite limited practice time.
“It’s called TALENT, and I have it, and they don’t,” Trump wrote.
Foster pushed back on that score.
“Two things can be true in that Trump can be good at golf, but he also cheats at golf,” the podcast stated in the clip.
Foster suggested a true 70 at age 80 with almost no practice stretches belief. Foster recalled one time he shared the course with his golf mentors, Clyde Drexler and Charles Barkley, and how they acted during a round. He said the two NBA legends made up rules on the go so they could have better numbers.
He likened that situation to what Trump does on the course.
Arian Foster Joins Long Line of Accusers
Foster is not the first high-profile name to raise the issue. Former ESPN writer Rick Reilly dedicated an entire book to the subject. In Commander in Cheat, Reilly detailed repeated rule-bending he claims to have witnessed.
Reilly described Trump kicking balls back into play so often that caddies called him “Pelé.” He also recalled Trump taking a gimme on a chip shot during a round they played. Reilly argued many of Trump’s club titles came in senior events or under questionable circumstances.
NFL announcer Mike Tirico has shared his own story. During a round with Trump, Tirico hit a strong approach that appeared to land near the pin. The ball later turned up in a bunker. Tirico said Trump’s caddie later admitted Trump had thrown it there.
Donald Trump Continues Defending His Game
Trump has denied cheating accusations for years. He presents himself as a talented player who simply outperforms others. Supporters call the claims politically motivated and point to his frequent play and ownership of courses.
Critics see a consistent pattern across decades and multiple sources. Foster’s recent comments landed because of his status as a former star and the timing with Trump’s Bedminster post. The debate shows no sign of fading.
Golf remains one of Trump’s most visible hobbies. Every new scorecard or video invites fresh scrutiny. Arian Foster’s straightforward take keeps the conversation going among fans who follow both the NFL and the president’s rounds.
