Kai Trump’s college golf season takes a hit as she undergoes 'unexpected' surgery
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Key Points:
- Kai Trump, granddaughter of President Donald Trump, underwent wrist surgery that will sideline her from the University of Miami golf season, after sustaining the injury during her first tournament of the season.
- She announced the surgery on Instagram, expressing gratitude for the support from her family, coaches, teammates, and medical staff, including Dr. Michelle Carlson, who performed the procedure.
- Trump had initially tried non-surgical treatments, including stem cell therapy, after injuring her wrist at the Golfweek Fall Challenge in September, but ultimately opted for surgery to protect her long-term health and athletic future.
- The 19-year-old freshman started at the University of Miami in August and has faced emotional challenges, including coping with her mother Vanessa Trump’s breast cancer diagnosis.
- Despite the setback, Kai Trump remains determined to recover fully and return stronger to her sport.
