Trump Attendance Plans Uncertain After US Open Ryder Cup Delays

President Donald Trump's attendance at the 2023 U.S. Open caused significant delays due to increased security measures, raising concerns about potential disruptions at the upcoming 2025 Ryder Cup in Farmingdale, New York. Although Trump indicated his interest in attending the Ryder Cup and confirmed via social media he would be present, the PGA of America has stated that specific details about his participation remain unconfirmed as they work to ensure a seamless and secure event. The Ryder Cup, expected to draw record crowds of up to 60,000 fans per day, faces logistical challenges in managing additional security that Trump's presence would require. European team captain Luke Donald acknowledged Trump's presence as a testament to the Ryder Cup's prominence but also noted that the team is preparing for the heightened atmosphere. Trump's history with golf events is notable, including the relocation of the 2022 PGA Championship from a Trump-owned course after the January 6 riots, and his ongoing relationship with the sport, owning several courses and maintaining ties with LIV Golf leadership. The PGA of America continues to monitor the situation and plans to update the public as the event approaches to balance fan experience with necessary security protocols.