Kai Trump undergoes surgery after wrist injury in first college golf tournament
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 18:39 · Archive
Kai Trump, a University of Miami freshman golfer, has undergone surgery to repair a wrist injury sustained during her first tournament.
Kai Trump, a 19-year-old freshman on the University of Miami women's golf team, has undergone surgery to repair a wrist injury sustained during her first tournament of the season in September. The injury occurred when she struck hard concrete hidden beneath the surface while attempting a shot near a path during the competition.
Trump announced the surgery on Instagram on Wednesday, posting a photograph of herself in a hospital bed at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York with her left wrist in a cast and sling. She wrote that she had hoped to avoid surgery but decided to proceed after consulting with her family, coaches and athletic training staff, saying it was the best decision for her long-term health and future in golf.
In her post, Trump thanked Dr Carlson and the team at the hospital, as well as her teammates, coaches and family. She wrote that recovery would take time but expressed determination to return to the team, saying 'I'll be back before you know it, stronger and more grateful than ever'. However, she did not provide a specific timeline for her recovery.

How it is being reported
- Kai Trump has wrist surgery after devastating injury derails first college golf seasonMiami Hurricanes freshman golfer Kai Trump said she underwent surgery after her first tournament of the season.New York Post · 14 Oct, 18:22
- Kai Trump forced to have surgery after suffering nasty injury during first college golf tournament at MiamiTrump announced in a candid YouTube vlog last month that she suffered a painful wrist injury during her very first tournament for the University of Miami, the Golfweek Fall Challenge.Daily Mail Sport · 14 Oct, 17:19
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