Trump began her first year at the University of Miami in September and was preparing to compete for its golf team. Her wrist was injured at the 2026 Golfweek Fall Classic in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, held September 6 to 8. It was her first tournament of the season. She had already undergone surgery on the wrist 10 months earlier to repair damage attributed to intensive golf.
In her November 7 Instagram post, Trump also shared photos with friends, from premium seats at a basketball game and in a Halloween costume. She captioned the post, “Christmas tree was up before Halloween.” The appearance came amid speculation about her relationship with fellow University of Miami athlete Jake Weinberg, after they were reportedly seen dining at the same restaurant in mid-October. A representative for Trump said they were “just friends.”
Trump said she had hoped to avoid another operation but decided after discussions with her family, coaches and athletic training staff that surgery was best for her long-term health and future in golf. “I’m choosing to embrace this one with patience and a whole lot of determination,” she said, adding that recovery would “take time.”
On October 14, she posted a hospital-bed selfie showing her wrist wrapped and supported by a sling. She described the operation as unexpected and thanked Dr. Michelle Carlson and the team at New York’s Hospital for Special Surgery.
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