The Trump Dance has taken over the NFL, college football, and even the UFC Octagon, but that's not the only way this celebration is taking the sports nation by storm.
Britain's Charlie Hull, a rising star in LPGA golf and the 12th-ranked female golfer in the world, performed a card dance during Sunday's Anika final round against Nelly Korda, the world's top female golfer.
Although the Trump dance has become widely known among American athletes, this is the first time a foreign athlete has performed it.
In the end, Korda defeated Hull and two other golfers to win the tournament by three strokes.
Several NFL players participated in a Trump dance on Sunday. As Breitbart's Warner Todd Huston reported, “Earlier in the NFL's Sunday schedule, Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers made his own statement while celebrating a third-quarter touchdown. He performed a Trump dance.
Lions defensemen Za'Darius Smith and Malcolm Rodriguez also participated.
So did Titans receivers Calvin Ridley and Nick Westbrook-Iquine.
In one instance, Raiders tight end Brock Bowers was asked about the Trump dance, but the Raiders' public relations team stopped him from speaking to the media shortly after.
I've seen people do it,'' Bowers said. USA Today. “I watched a UFC fight last night and Jon Jones did it. I like watching UFC, so I thought that was cool to see.”
However, in response to this response, USA Today reported that the Raiders' public relations team has reduced Bowers' media appearances.
A Raiders spokesperson has not released an official statement regarding the reason for ending media availability.
