Donald Trump's Granddaughter Ready to Make Her First LPGA Tour Appearance in Florida
An 18-year-old player known as the granddaughter of Donald Trump will soon step onto the professional stage on the Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour in November, postponing her college golf career for now.
Tournament Details
She received a special invitation to compete in The Annika at Pelican Golf Club, scheduled for 13–16 November. This event is the second-to-last event on the LPGA schedule and features a total prize money of over three million dollars, drawing one of the most competitive lineups outside the majors.
"My dream has always been to compete with the best in the world on the professional women's golf tour," Trump expressed. "This tournament promises to be an incredible experience. I look forward to meeting and competing against so many of my idols and guides in the sport."
Golf Career and Rankings
Kai Trump, the oldest child of Donald Trump's son, is presently a final-year student at The Benjamin School. She plans to join the golf team for the University of Miami next year. She participates in non-professional tournaments nationally with the AJGA and locally in Florida.
- Current Ranking: Ranked 461st in the AJGA Girls ranking
- Events Played: A total of three competitions in 2025
- Online Following: Over six million followers across platforms
- Business Ventures: Recently introduced an apparel and lifestyle brand targeting female athletes and enthusiasts
LPGA Statement
"Special exemptions serve as a key method to spotlight up-and-coming players and bring new attention to our events and the LPGA," said Ricki Lasky, the chief tour business and operations officer. "Kai's broad following and influence are playing a role in promoting the sport of golf to different demographics, especially among the youth. We're excited to see her advance in her career."
Notable Attendees
The tournament has confirmed that basketball sensation a prominent WNBA player will come back to play in the pro-am on 13 November for the second straight year. Nelly Korda, last year's winner, is also expected to compete.