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Trump spotted with golf star Bryson DeChambeau and his glam girlfriend after leaving Camp David early

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Goelz, A. (2026, September 20). Trump spotted with golf star Bryson DeChambeau and his glam girlfriend after leaving Camp David early. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/20/sports/trump-spotted-with-golf-star-bryson-dechambeau-mikayla-demaiter-at-camp-david/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-20 · by Ally Goelz

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President Trump left Camp David early and was photographed returning to the White House alongside golf stars Gary Player and Bryson DeChambeau. DeChambeau, accompanied by his girlfriend Mikayla Demaiter, a model with 3 million Instagram followers, also made the trip back to Washington. The reason for Trump's unexpected departure from Camp David remains undisclosed, though it coincides with a State Department security alert warning of potential Middle East escalations and travel disruptions.
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On September 19, black smoke and flames were reported near Riyadh King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia, following overnight air raid alerts issued by authorities due to heightened tensions with Yemen’s Houthi rebels. Residents heard explosions and saw firefighters battling a burning fuel tank emblazoned with the logo of Aramco, Saudi's national oil company. Flight tracking websites reported major disruptions at the airport, including flight cancellations and delays. The UN Security Council condemned continued Houthi attacks on civilian infrastructure in Saudi Arabia. This incident marks the first air raid alerts issued for Riyadh since July when fighting intensified near the border with Yemen.

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Americans Canadian The White House US Open the State Department

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Trump PERSON · 6× DeChambeau PERSON · 5× Americans NORP · 1× Bryson DeChambeau PERSON · 1× Demaiter PERSON · 1× Gary Player PERSON · 1× Mikayla Demaiter PERSON · 1× Player PERSON · 1× The White House ORG · 1× the State Department ORG · 1×

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The White House has not revealed what led Trump to cut his trip to Camp David short — but the unexpected departure coincides with the State Department issuing a security alert stating that there was potential for unforeseen escalation in the Middle East.
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President Trump was spotted with golf stars Gary Player and Bryson DeChambeau in Camp David — a trip that he unexpectedly cut short on Saturday night. asserted
he → spot → night
DeChambeau and his glamorous girlfriend Mikayla Demaiter — a 26-year-old hockey player-turned-model — were seen leaving Marine One at the White House during Trump’s return to the White House on Saturday night. asserted
DeChambeau → turn → night
One other photo showed DeChambeau seated alongside Trump aboard the helicopter as it touched down near the White House. asserted
it → show → House
The White House has not revealed what led Trump to cut his trip to Camp David short — but the unexpected departure coincides with the State Department issuing a security alert stating that there was potential for unforeseen escalation in the Middle East. asserted
Department → reveal → East
The alert also called for Americans to be aware of possible flight cancellations and airspace closures. asserted
Americans → call → cancellations
Trump has had a longstanding relationship with both Player, 90, and two-time US Open winner DeChambeau, 33. asserted
Trump → have → Player
DeChambeau famously posted a viral video of his round of golf with Trump in July 2024 — as part of a charity drive. asserted
DeChambeau → post → drive
Demaiter, a former Canadian women’s hockey goalkeeper with 3 million followers on Instagram, was originally seen with DeChambeau when she shared a post from LIV Golf’s event at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster in August. asserted
she → see → August
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