Golf influencer Paige Spiranac calls for unity and offers to Caddy Trump-Biden Match [VIDEOS]

As the 2024 election race approaches, discussions of a possible golf match between former President Donald Trump and Joe Biden are gaining steam.

This hypothetical matchup has captured the attention of golf enthusiasts, including standout Paige Spiranac, who has expressed her excitement at the prospect of caddying if the match becomes a reality.

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In an interview with Fox News, Spiranac shared his enthusiasm for the idea, noting the appeal of witnessing the banter between the two political heavyweights on the golf course. “I think it would be really interesting to hear the banter back and forth,” Spiranac expressed. “I would 100% tune in to that.”

The buzz surrounding a potential golf duel between Biden and Trump was sparked after their exchange about their golfing skills during their presidential debate before Biden dropped out.

Back to Biden challenging Trump in golf.

Update:

Trump just passed 50 in a two-man fight.

Joe Biden can barely walk and talk. pic.twitter.com/4dy317FK7n

— Tour Golf (@PGATUOR) July 23, 2024

While the competition remains speculative, it has captured the imagination of many looking for an unconventional matchup between the two bitter rivals.

In addition, recent events, such as the assassination attempt on former President Trump, have left a dark mark on the nation, calling for unit and civility across political divides.

Prominent sports figures, including US Open champion Bryson DeChambeau and golf influencer Paige Spiranac, have emphasized the importance of dialogue and respect in the face of political differences.

Politics aside, Bryson DeChambeau's Break 50 video with Donald Trump is incredible content.

• 4 million views in 24 hours
• The #1 trending video on YouTube
• Bryson gained 300,000 subscribers

Trump is 78, but he made a solo eagle against the US Open champion. pic.twitter.com/p9VJCl6zJK

— Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) July 24, 2024

Spiranac echoed DeChambeau's sentiments in condemning the violence and advocating for constructive dialogue. “It was incredibly sad, and there should never be a point where violence takes over,” he remarked. “I'm hoping this will spark a conversation [in which] you can have differences, but you can talk to each other in an efficient way, and we can use our words, and we can listen to each other, and we can be respectful of each other.”