Kai Trump’s performance at a top junior golf tournament in South Carolina went from bad to worse with another dismal round on Friday.
Trump, who was already rooted to the bottom of the leaderboard after her first two rounds, shot a miserable 11-over par 83 in the third round.
It came after she produced opening rounds of 89 and 79 that left her 35-over for the tournament. Her closest rival is at 23-over, while leader Aphrodite Deng is unreachable on eight-under.
To make matters worse for Kai, her mom Vanessa has seemingly gone to ground after her relationship with Tiger Woods went public last week.
The former model, 47, and mother of five has been keeping a low profile since DailyMail.com revealed she was dating the infamous golfer.
Despite both their children competing at the four-day Junior Invitational at Sage Valley Golf Club in Graniteville, South Carolina, neither of the two lovebirds has yet to put in an appearance.
Kai Trump’s performance in South Carolina went from bad to worse with another dismal round
Trump, who was already rooted to the bottom of the leaderboard, shot a miserable 11-over par
Kai’s closest rival is at 23-over, while leader Aphrodite Deng is unreachable on eight-under
Golf star Tiger Woods, 49, has been dating Donald Trump Jr.’s ex-wife Vanessa Trump, 47, since Thanksgiving. They are pictured arriving at a golf tournament on February 16
The blonde is usually her daughter’s number one fan, spotted on golf courses across the US with the 17-year-old aspiring professional.
But fans hoping to catch a glimpse of golf’s new power couple were left disappointed, with Kai’s eight-man Secret Service detail urging the masses to keep a safe distance around the course.
Tiger, 49, also failed to make an appearance to watch his son Charlie, 16, take to the green.
Charlie has fared better than Kai this week, but he is still a mammoth 19 shots behind the leader in the boys division.
Kai produced just seven pars and one birdie on Friday. She dropped shots on the 10 other holes to continue a calamitous week.
