Donald Trump hosted some special guests at his Washington DC golf course, as the founder of PGA Memes chatted with the former US president.
Travis Miller, who created PGA Memes and grew it from a side hobby to one of the fastest-growing and most talked-about social media pages in golf, met with Trump at Trump National Golf Club in the US capital on Saturday.
“Big day for the meme guys,” Miller captioned his Instagram post of snaps with the 45th president of the United States.
In the photos, Miller can be seen having a deep conversation with Trump while wearing a red cap with the politician’s last name on it, although it is emblazoned backwards.
Miller began his career in the smart home industry and quickly rose to become a leading executive at one of the largest companies in the country.
PGA Memes guy Travis Miller met with Donald Trump at the former president’s golf course in DC
“Big day for the meme guys,” Miller captioned his Instagram post about his interaction with Trump.
In 2011, he was named one of the top 20 executives to watch under 40.
Joining him at his meeting with Trump this weekend were his friends Kris Lezon and Will Stogney.
Trump’s meeting with the PGA Memes guys comes a day after he met with the Raiders stars at their Las Vegas hotel.
The former president also appears to have a fan in Brittany Mahomes after she caused a stir on social media by liking one of his Instagram posts.
Trump, who owns 12 golf courses across the United States, seemed interested in reviewing the photos taken with Miller.
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Trump owns 12 golf courses across the United States.
Three of them are in Florida, where he resides, while another is in California. Trump also has his name on three golf courses in New Jersey and New York.
He also owns golf clubs in North Carolina and Virginia.