A website that tracks President Donald Trump\u2019s golf outings is taking a stand against what it claims is a lack of transparency from the Trump administration regarding the president\u2019s health.<\/p>\n
DidTrumpGolfToday.com<\/a> announced it will no longer rely on the president\u2019s official schedule to log his golf days, but instead will only update when there is a confirmed public sighting of him on the course.<\/p>\n \u201cUntil further notice, golf days will not be updated unless a confirmed sighting of Trump on the gold course occurs,\u201d the website reads. \u201cThe Trump administration is actively narrative crafting information to hide Trump\u2019s declining health including his published schedule to discourage media questions.\u201d<\/p>\n The website\u2019s decision comes amid persistent public concern and speculation about the president\u2019s well-being.<\/p>\n A recent YouGov<\/a> poll conducted on Sept. 2 reports that around half (49%) of Americans believe that the president has been vague when it comes to revealing information about his health, fueling ongoing rumors.<\/a><\/p>\n Particularly around Labor Day weekend, when the president was out of the public eye for three days, prompting rumors that he was either seriously ill or dead, according to USA Today<\/a>.<\/p>\n He combated these rumors by golfing on Saturday at the Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia<\/a>.<\/p>\n The website\u2019s purpose is to report on Trump\u2019s golf outings while updating the estimated total taxpayer cost.<\/p>\n Based on a 2019 government report, the website estimates that the cost of Trump\u2019s golf expeditions is at $77 million.<\/p>\n The president has golfed on 55 out of the 228 days in office. This accounts for 24.1% of Trump\u2019s time since the start of his second term.<\/p>\n More on Politics<\/p>\n