Donald Trump Golf: Donald Trump was seen playing golf hours after the hush money ruling, exclusive photos reveal

US President-elect Donald Trump appeared seemingly unfazed by his sentencing hearing in New York on Friday while playing a round of golf at a golf course. Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, the New York Post reported.
In exclusive photos revealed by The Washington Post, Trump, wearing his distinctive hat bearing the phrase “Trump was right about everything,” was seen careening around the course in a golf cart, just hours after Judge Juan Merchan issued his ruling in court. Manhattan Supreme Court.
The hearing came after Trump was found guilty of 34 criminal charges, which stemmed from a $130,000 bribe payment to adult film actress Stormy Daniels during the 2016 presidential campaign.
In a six-minute video statement to the court from Mar-a-Lago, Trump said: “This is a case that should never have been brought. The truth is that I am completely innocent and have done nothing wrong.” Merchan sentenced the former president to “unconditional release” and wished him well as he prepares to enter his second term in office.
After the hearing, Trump took to Truth Social, where he continued to dismiss the accusations as a politically motivated attack. “The Radical Democrats have lost another pathetic, un-American witch hunt,” he wrote in a lengthy post.
The charges against Trump stem from his alleged involvement in a conspiracy to undermine the 2016 presidential election. Prosecutors accused him of orchestrating an illegal payment to Daniels, made through his then-lawyer Michael Cohen, and falsely classifying it as legal expenses. While the maximum penalty for this crime is four years in prison, Trump’s status as a first-time offender means a prison sentence is unlikely.
Trump, who has pleaded not guilty, had previously criticized the case as a politically motivated attack by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. The ruling marks the conclusion of a long legal battle, during which Trump’s attempts to dismiss the charges – citing Supreme Court decisions and allegations of prosecutorial bias – were unsuccessful.
Trump was seen on the same golf course where a would-be assassin, armed with an AK-47, once camped out near the sixth hole, intending to target Trump during a round of golf.