University of Miami freshman golfer Kai Trump, the granddaughter of President Donald Trump, has had surgery to repair a left wrist injury.

University of Miami freshman golfer Kai Trump announced on social media Wednesday that she underwent surgery to repair an injured left wrist. The granddaughter of President Donald Trump sustained the injury during her first tournament of the collegiate season. She stated that while she had hoped to avoid surgery, discussions with family, coaches, and medical staff led her to prioritize her long-term health and athletic future.
Trump did not disclose the full severity of the injury or provide a specific recovery timeline, noting she looks forward to returning to competition. She is one of nine golfers on Miami's roster, with the No. 7-ranked Hurricanes securing two tournament victories and one runner-up finish across their first three events of the season.
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