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Golfer Kai Trump Undergoes Wrist Surgery Again
14 Oct
Summary
- Kai Trump had successful wrist surgery for a golf injury.
- The procedure was to repair an injury from her first tournament.
- She previously had wrist surgery six months before this procedure.
Kai Trump, a competitive golfer and President Trump's eldest grandchild, recently underwent a successful wrist surgery. The 19-year-old athlete announced the news on Instagram, sharing a selfie from the hospital with her arm in a cast and sling. The surgery was performed to repair a wrist injury she sustained during her first tournament of the season.
Trump stated that while she had hoped to avoid surgery, she made the best decision for her long-term health and future in golf after consulting with her family, coaches, and athletic training staff. She acknowledged that recovery will take time but expressed her gratitude for the support of her loved ones and medical team at Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) in New York City.
This is not the first time Trump has faced wrist issues; she mentioned in July that she had undergone wrist surgery six months prior. Despite her previous surgery and current recovery, she remains optimistic about her return to the University of Miami Women's Golf team, stating, "I'll be back before you know it, stronger and more grateful than ever!"
