Donald Trump was in attendance at the Presidents Cup and his interaction with Keegan Bradley and wife Jillian cuased a stir

Donald Trump drew attention during an interaction with PGA Tour golfer Keegan Bradley and his wife, Jillian, at the Presidents Cup. While serving as the event's honorary chairman at Medinah Country Club in Chicago, Trump greeted players on the first tee and kissed Jillian on the cheek twice. Bradley then appeared to step forward to prevent a third embrace before the couple departed the area shortly afterward.
Prior to greeting the participants, Trump delivered a brief speech lasting under a minute where he praised his reception and addressed the attendees. His appearance followed an earlier golf visit to Doonbeg, Ireland, to watch Shane Lowry win, with both tournaments requiring heightened security operations to accommodate the President's attendance.
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