President Donald Trump made a memorable return to the greens this past Sunday, arriving at the PGA Cadillac Championship at Trump National Doral in Miami alongside his family. The timing was a bit earlier than planned—originally scheduled for 3 p.m., the presidential entourage rolled in around 12:15 p.m., thanks to weather concerns that pushed up both the tournament and Trump's schedule.

It was a special day for golf fans and the Trump family alike, as they watched Palm Beach Gardens native Cameron Young clinch the victory. Young walked away with a hefty $3.6 million prize from the $20 million purse, a testament to the high stakes and thrilling competition on display.

This appearance marked a notable moment: Trump hadn't attended a PGA Tour event since 2016, also at Doral, before the WGC-Cadillac Championship moved to Mexico following Cadillac's exit as title sponsor. Now, back at his own resort, the president settled into the Trump Suite overlooking the 18th green, surrounded by several family members who added a touch of personal flair to the event.

Among those spotted in the suite were Donald Trump Jr., the eldest son, and his ex-wife Vanessa Trump, who has recently been linked to golfer Tiger Woods. The couple's children also joined in, including Donald Trump III, University of Miami golf commit Kai Trump, Spencer, Tristan, and Chloe Trump. Eric Trump, the president's youngest son with the late Ivana Trump, was also on hand to take in the action.

From the final round's tense moments to the family gathering on the 18th, it was a day that blended high-profile golf with a touch of presidential presence—perfect for fans who love seeing the sport's biggest stages paired with compelling off-course stories.