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Trump was spotted at his New Jersey golf course hours after the El Paso mass shooting claimed 20 lives. Here's a look inside all 16 golf courses he owns around the world.

President Donald Trump owns 16 golf courses around the world, not including three that are still under construction.

Bucs coach Bruce Arians says he told his staff he would fire them if they miss their kids' events because 'Those years don't come back'

Bruce Arians said he missed too many of his own kids' events and he doesn't want his coaching staff to make the same mistake.

Manchester United reportedly ordered a player to delete a tweet that showed who the club's fastest and slowest players are

Luke Shaw is the slowest player at Manchester United, according to a since-deleted tweet that Romelu Lukaku posted.

Unpredictable Nick Kyrgios has wasted his talent for years, but his latest win shows he's finally coming of age

Nick Kyrgios may be the most divisive character in tennis, but he just won his second ATP title of the year and is creeping up the world rankings in style.

29 of the most iconic power couples in sports

From Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez, to Justin Verlander and Kate Upton, we take you through the biggest power couples in all of sports.

WHERE ARE THEY NOW? The deep and star-studded 2011 NBA Draft class

The 2011 NBA Draft produced stars like Kyrie Irving, Kawhi Leonard, and Jimmy Butler, and they were all picked in very different spots in the order.

Tom Brady's $70 million extension could be short-lived and allow the Patriots to 'pull the ripcord' in 7 months

Though Tom Brady continues to defy age, when it comes to his contracts, the Patriots have been hesitant to commit big money to him.

Baker Mayfield shotgunned a beer on the jumbotron at a Cleveland Indians game and sparked a 5-run rally

Baker Mayfield is on a mission to become the most beloved athlete in Cleveland, and so far it's working.

Philadelphia Union captain Alejandro Bedoya grabs microphone and demands action on gun violence in powerful goal celebration

Alejandro Bedoya of the Philadelphia Union made a stirring call to action after scoring in the early minutes of a match against D.C. United.

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