Trump made the proposal during a rally at his Doral course in south Florida, emphasizing that it would be a highly anticipated sporting event with significant viewership.

"I'm officially challenging crooked Joe to a golf match right here on Doral's Blue Monster, one of the greatest tournament golf courses in the world," Trump announced. He even went on to offer Biden a handicap of 10 strokes per side, totaling 20 strokes. Trump expressed confidence that Biden would not accept the offer.

Trump emphasized the potential magnitude of the match, declaring it could surpass even the Ryder Cup or the Masters in terms of audience engagement. The former president's passionate proposal aimed to draw attention to what he considered a monumental event in the world of sports.

However, President Biden promptly declined the challenge put forth by Trump. In response, his spokesperson, James Singer, issued a scathing statement criticizing Trump's antics and questioning his priorities. Singer highlighted Trump's absence from public appearances for the past 12 days and dismissed the invitation, portraying it as another instance of the former president's attention-seeking behavior.

Singer further criticized Trump's track record, pointing out the decline in job numbers during his tenure, his alleged submission to Russian President Vladimir Putin, his disregard for the law, and his Project 2025, which Singer claimed aimed to harm the nation.

The statement concluded by asserting that President Biden was focused on leading America and safeguarding the interests of the free world. Singer labeled Trump as a liar, a convict, and a self-centered individual, suggesting that his behavior was characteristic of his overall behavior throughout his political career.

As Trump's golf challenge to Biden ends in rejection, the public awaits to see how these counter challenges and accusations between the former and current presidents unfold.