FLOSSI AND PRESIDENTS AT PLAY
Golf is Trump’s most prominent leisure activity, and he plays regularly.
He owns a global portfolio of golf courses, including:
Trump National Golf Club, Bedminster (New Jersey).
Trump National Doral (Florida).
Trump Turnberry (Scotland).
Spectator Sports:
Trump is a longtime sports fan:
Football: He attempted to purchase the Buffalo Bills in 2014 and previously owned the New Jersey Generals, a team in the now-defunct United States Football League (USFL).
Boxing: Trump Plaza in Atlantic City hosted many high-profile boxing matches, including Mike Tyson fights.
During his presidency, he attended several major sports events, such as the Daytona 500 and college football championships.
Television and Media:
As a former reality TV host of “The Apprentice,” Trump maintained a strong connection to television and media.
He watched hours of TV news daily, often tweeting about current events in real time.
Dining and Entertaining:
Trump is known for his love of fast food, including McDonald’s, KFC, and Diet Coke.
Eisenhower reportedly played over 800 rounds during his presidency and even installed a putting green at the White House.
Barack Obama played basketball regularly and worked out daily.
Reagan was an avid horseback rider throughout his life.
At his ranch, Rancho del Cielo in Santa Barbara, California, he frequently went riding, often alongside dignitaries like Queen Elizabeth II and Mikhail Gorbachev.
Riding symbolized his rugged, Western image and his desire to escape the pressures of Washington.
Ranch Work:
Reagan took pride in manual labor at Rancho del Cielo, calling it his "heaven on earth."
He enjoyed clearing brush, mending fences, and chopping wood, often seen as part of his down-to-earth persona.
Fishing:
Reagan enjoyed fishing, particularly during visits to his ranch or other outdoor retreats.
Fishing trips allowed him to unwind and connect with nature.
Swimming:
Reagan swam regularly for exercise, and a swimming pool was at Rancho del Cielo.
His swimming routine reflected his commitment to physical fitness.
Acting and Screenings:
As a former Hollywood actor, Reagan loved films and often watched movies with his wife, Nancy.
He had a private White House theater where he enjoyed classic Westerns and other films.
Sports:
Reagan was a sports enthusiast and a former radio announcer for Chicago Cubs baseball games in his youth.
He enjoyed watching football and baseball and often attended games when possible.
Golf:
While not as prolific a golfer as some other presidents, Reagan played occasionally.
He is remembered for the 1981 incident at Augusta National Golf Club, where he was interrupted during a game by an armed man demanding to speak to him.
