Gulf legend Sir Nick Faldo has opened about his relationship with Donald Trump and as the President called him in the air after Tiger Woods’ Masters Triumph
Sir Nick Faldo has opened about their enduring friendship with Donald Trump – A relationship so close that the President prioritized once talking – Tigre Woods.
Trump: now possibly brief a “best friend” in the middle of his Header feud with Elon Musk – has always had a strong passion for golf. Like many, he admired the awesome skill success in the course, with the Englishman gaining six major between 1987 and 1996.
The couple first met long before Trump entered politics, forging a bond that has lasted for decades. “”[He calls me] Nicky ”said Faldo The telegraphBefore reminding Trump he called him randomly to chat about golf.
“” Nicky, how did you fly that tournament? You wouldn’t have done that, Nicky. You would have done that, you would have done it, Nicky, “he said, imitating the 78 -year -old.
“For ten years, this happened two or three times a year outside the blue … When the President of the United States wants to speak greater, he responds.”
Highlighting his connection, Faldo mentioned that Trump called him in front of Woods after Tiger’s iconic Teachers Victory in 2019. At that time, Faldo was live in CBS Sports and initially he was out of the call.
Told a crew member: “Tell me I’m busy, I’m there [Jim] Nantz! “When the call returned, Faldo joked Trump in a joke. He explained:” I have Donald saying, “Nicky, Nicky, how did he win this? How did he win this? How did he do this?
“I go back,” You realize that I live on Flipping TV! You care! “So my vindication of fame is that he called two golfers that day, and Tiger was second.”
Faldo says Trump still responds every time he sounds, sometimes just for fun to people who mention the president or make bold statements about him. His unexpected bond began at Trump’s Turnberry Course in Scotland, where Faldo participated in an acrobatics on his cheek: hitting a ball from a shirt leaning on the mouth of a Trump appearance on the ground.
In 2013, Trump hired Faldo to redesign the red and gold courses in his Doral complex Moldy. At that time, Faldo called the “entertaining” collaboration and said that it was “delicious” to work with the sooner commander.
His wife, Lindsay de Marco, former dancer and Fan Trump Devot, has further strengthened her relationship by regularly sharing online pro-trump publications.
Last year, the couple joined Trump in one of the demonstrations of their campaign, where the Republican leader praised Faldo, calling “a friend of mine, one of the best” and referring to their cavalry. Trump even said, “I would like to take it to the government.”
Now, living in an extensive ranch in Montana, Faldo seems happy with North -American life, admiring the “great attitude” of the country. He has even admitted to hear from the United Kingdom after a recent visit to the outskirts of London left him disappointed with life again in the pond.
These days, their friendship often nourishes the Trump Bedminster club New Jersey – Sometimes he called the “Summer White House”: where Trump often falls into a helicopter for golf rounds.
Even with Trump’s divisive policy, Faldo’s fidelity has not been reduced. His shared love of golf has built a friendship as lasting as the first years of the skipper on the route.
With six majority in his name: three masters and three open – Faldo is still the most successful British golfer since World War I Rory mcilroy It is now nearby with five.