Taft: The first president in U.S. history to touch golf. Although the enthusiasm was high, his skills called for compliments. During his time in office, many media outlets have joked about the president: "If President Taft puts the ball where he can hit it, he can't see the ball; but if he puts the ball where he can see it, he can't hit it."
Eisenhower: The first ever golf practice green was built in the White House. From then on, presidents have been able to enjoy golf after work without leaving the White House.
John F. Kennedy: It was widely rumored in the media during his presidency that "if you can't find the president, he must be playing golf." Of all the U.S. presidents, Kennedy had the best record.
Nixon: His golfing motion was described as "like sweeping dust off the carpet." He played with Eisenhower on several occasions while serving as Vice President of the United States. Nixon was a frequent public cheater. At the same time, among the many "golf presidents", his game is the worst. He started playing golf in his 40s, and his tee shots were always 175 to 200 yards.
The Bush family: George Bush's grandfather George was a single-handicap golfer, and Bush's father, Prescott Bush, was also a master of the game, with the latter winning the Aerondale Pointe Golf Club tournament eight times and maintaining the course's record low round of 66. The golf tradition continues in the family, with Bush Sr. having a handicap of 11 in his youth and Bush Jr. having a handicap of 15.
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