Donald Trump’s ‘true feelings’ on Tiger Woods dating his son’s ex-wife has been revealed following the stunning revelation.

Golf legend Woods and Vanessa Trump, the ex-wife of Donald Trump Jr., the son of the US president, have been ‘secretly’ dating for the past few months.

They have been together since Thanksgiving 2024, but their romance was kept a secret until just a few days ago.

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Woods, 49, and Vanessa, 47, are an item and are quickly becoming golf’s new power couple.

An insider told The Daily Mail: “Tiger and Vanessa have been seeing each other since just before Thanksgiving.

“She comes to his place on Jupiter Island. They’re not living together. She comes over maybe a few nights a week.

“They just love hanging out, having dinner and schmoozing together. They’re sticking close to home, have decided not to make it a thing and go out in public. Not just yet anyway.”

Woods and Vanessa both live in Florida and live just 20 minutes apart, with their children attending the same school.

Woods’ children Charlie, 16, and Sam, 17, and Vanessa’s eldest daughter Kai, 17, all attend The Benjamin School in Palm Beach County.

Trump Jr., who split with Vanessa seven years ago, is thought to be ‘cool’ with the relationship.

Trump has the same feelings as his son on Woods’ relationship with Vanessa.

According to Page Six, the 78-year-old is a fan of his ex-daughter-in-law’s new fling with Woods.

“[President] Trump knows about him dating Vanessa and is said to approve,” a source said. “…Trump and Tiger are tight, and Tiger got the medal of freedom from him in 2019. Tiger speaks privately about liking Trump, and what he’s done to promote golf.

“Tiger was just at the White House during a Black History Month event. He wore his medal to the event.”

There’s growing concern for Tiger Woods heading into The Masters next month.

If there’s been one constant in Tiger Woods’ golf career over the past five years or so, it’s been The Masters. Augusta National is home to some of Woods’ best memories as a golfer. He’s always tried to do whatever he can to be ready to play at the first major tournament of the year.

But Woods’ availability for The Masters is starting to be questioned in 2025. Woods has not played an official event so far this year. He is not currently in the field for The Players Championship this weekend.

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Woods is still dealing with the loss of his mother. He has only touched a club a couple of times since her death.

“This is the third time I’ve touched a club since my mom passed, so I haven’t really gotten into it,” Woods said last week at a TGL match. “My heart is not into practicing right now. I have so many other things to do with the tour. Once I start probably feeling a little bit better and start getting into it, I’ll start looking at the schedule.”

There’s growing concern for Woods heading into The Masters.

Legendary golfer Gary Player is among those worried.

“I’m such an admirer of Tiger Woods,” he told SportsBoom.com. “You know, he did what he did for golf around the world is remarkable. The same as Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus and a host of players.”

“But you know, Tiger Woods’ legs, your legs are what carry you around. Your legs are what hit the ball, not your hands,” he added. “And his legs are not in good shape. And The Masters, what people don’t understand, look at that tournament. It’s uphill and it’s downhill and it’s sidehill. And that is tough, tough on the legs.

“I don’t know if he can walk around there. We hope he’ll play. Everybody wants to see him play.”

Hopefully, Woods will be at 100 percent health in time for The Masters.

The first round of The Masters is set for April 10.

A positive update on the fitness of 15-time major champion Tiger Woods has been issued following his start at this week’s Pro-Member event at Seminole Golf Club in Juno Beach, Florida.

The 18-hole event is one of the most lucrative club tournaments around, containing a whole host of big names. On the pro side of the draw, the likes of Woods, Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas, Keegan Bradley, Shane Lowry, and Collin Morikawa all competed alongside the club’s members.

All eyes will have been on Woods, who has not played a competitive round of golf on the PGA Tour since missing the cut at last summer’s Open Championship at Royal Troon.

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The 82-time PGA Tour winner has been battling a whole host of fitness issues in recent years and has been forced to adopt a part-time schedule after suffering threatening injuries in a car accident in February 2021. In the tournaments Woods has played since his accident, his struggles have been clear.

The 49-year-old has been seen limping on numerous occasions at the Masters, PGA Championship, and Open Championship, with the golfing great still clearly feeling the impact on his body. Doubts over his future have continued to grow due to Woods’ lack of action in recent months.

Following his performance on Monday though, a positive update was provided through a caddie on site. Brad Faxon told NBC: “Tiger drove it out there with Keegan [Bradley]on every shot. He walked all 18 holes there was not even a limp. He’s certainly in condition to play…

“Hopefully for us at NBC and all fans, he plays The Players Championship.” As mentioned by Faxon, there had been hopes that Woods would tee it up at next week’s Players. The 82-time winner is seemingly ready to play having originally committed to compete at last month’s Genesis Invitational.

He opted to withdraw in the days leading up to the Signature Event, with Woods still coming to terms with the death of his mother Kultida in February. Doubt was cast over a start at TPC Sawgrass next week by Woods himself, having had his say during TGL action on Tuesday.

“This is the third time I’ve touched a club since my mom passed, so I haven’t really gotten into it,” he added. “My heart is not really into practicing right now. I’ve had so many other things to do with the Tour and trying to do other things. Once I start probably feeling a little bit better and start getting into it, I’ll start looking at the schedule.”