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Following a round of golf with Donald Trump in 2019, Tony Finau praised the then-President's skills, stating, "He's a good player... he's a lot of fun to be around."
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A search of Federal Election Commission (FEC) records shows no direct political contributions made by Tony Finau to federal candidates or PACs.
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Tony Finau accepted an invitation to play golf with Donald Trump and Tiger Woods in April 2019, shortly after the Masters Tournament.
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Through the Tony Finau Foundation, he focuses on supporting underprivileged children and families, emphasizing education and recreation rather than political advocacy.
The foundation's mission is strictly humanitarian and non-partisan, reinforcing a public image centered on community service rather than political alignment.
The Tony Finau Foundation is built on a family tradition of education, faith, and recreation.
Finau is a devout member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), a demographic that historically leans conservative but has shown internal division regarding the MAGA movement.
While LDS affiliation often correlates with Republican voting, it does not serve as a direct proxy for MAGA alignment, as many LDS members have expressed reservations about Trump's rhetoric.
Finau has often spoken about how his faith as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints guides his life.
A search of Federal Election Commission (FEC) records shows no direct political contributions made by Tony Finau to federal candidates or PACs.
Notes: Search conducted through March 2026.
The lack of financial support for either party suggests a neutral or private political stance, common among high-profile active athletes.
No results found for individual contributions by Tony Finau.
Finau reaffirmed his loyalty to the PGA Tour amidst the rise of the Saudi-backed LIV Golf circuit, which has been frequently associated with Donald Trump through event hosting.
Notes: LIV Golf is often seen as a political alternative to the PGA, with Trump hosting several LIV events.
By staying with the PGA Tour, Finau distanced himself from the circuit most explicitly aligned with Trump's business interests, though his motivation was likely professional rather than political.
I'm excited for the 2024 season and looking forward to playing on the PGA Tour.
Following a round of golf with Donald Trump in 2019, Tony Finau praised the then-President's skills, stating, "He's a good player... he's a lot of fun to be around."
Notes: The round took place at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach.
While golf is a professional crossover, positive public framing of Trump's personality and skill during his presidency is a mild pro-alignment signal in the sports world.
Trump played with Woods and Finau at Trump International Golf Club... Finau said of Trump: 'He's a good player... he's a lot of fun to be around.'
Tony Finau accepted an invitation to play golf with Donald Trump and Tiger Woods in April 2019, shortly after the Masters Tournament.
Voluntary social and professional association with Trump during his term, especially following high-profile tournament success, suggests a level of comfort with the MAGA figurehead.
Tiger Woods and Tony Finau joined President Trump for a round of golf at Trump International.