BREAKING: Trump challenges Biden to golf game, offers $1 million to any charity of Biden’s choice
“I will give him 10 strokes aside and if he wins I will give the charity of his choice—any charity he wants—$1 million.”
“I will give him 10 strokes aside and if he wins I will give the charity of his choice—any charity he wants—$1 million.”

During a rally for President Donald Trump in Florida on Tuesday, Trump challenged Joe Biden to a game of golf and said if the incumbent president wins that he can have Trump donate $1 million to any charity of Biden's choice.
"I will give him 10 strokes aside and if he wins, I will give the charity of his choice—any charity he wants—$1 million," Trump said in the rally. Biden had and Trump had sparred over their golf strokes during the debate as well.
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View on XTrump challenged Biden to the 18-hole game to be on the golf course, in Doral, Florida, the same location that the rally was being held at. He added, "It will be among the most watched sporting events in history. Maybe bigger than the Ryder Cup or maybe the Masters. And I will even give Biden 10 strokes aside."
The Biden campaign responded but did not accept the golfing invitation.
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View on XDuring the rally, Trump also challenged Biden to a debate without any moderators. He said that the defeat of Biden during the previous debate was so bad for Biden that many in the Democratic Party have turned on Biden.
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View on X"I'm officially offering Joe the chance to redeem himself in front of the entire world ... Let's do another debate this week so that Sleepy Joe Biden can prove to everyone all over the world that he has what it takes to be President!" Trump said.
Trump has recently called for a similar debate to the one mentioned at the rally without any moderators and a “no holds barred” style match-up. Despite his poor performance, Biden is still set on debating Trump in September a second time on ABC News. Although Biden did not accept an additional debate invitation aside from the two originally scheduled.
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