Obama golfs at MidPac with friends
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A motorcade carrying President Barack Obama drives on Marine Corps Base Hawaii today after Obama held a morning workout.
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President Barack Obama, right, celebrates with Bobby Titcomb after hitting a long chip shot on the 18th hole during a round of golf at Mid-Pacific Country Club today in Kailua, Hawaii.
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A motorcade carrying President Barack Obama drives on Marine Corps Base Hawaii today after Obama held a morning workout.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
President Barack Obama, right, celebrates with Bobby Titcomb after hitting a long chip shot on the 18th hole during a round of golf at Mid-Pacific Country Club today in Kailua, Hawaii.
On the third day of the first family’s Hawaii vacation, President Obama hit the links for the second time.
Obama is golfing this afternoon with friends Darrell Harrington, Greg Orme and Bobby Titcomb. Orme and Titcome are Obama’s long-time Punahou School friends. Harrington golfed with the president and his Hawaii friends during his 2013 vacation.
The president arrived at the Lanikai golf course just before 12:30 p.m. to begin his round.
He last golfed on Saturday at the Kaneohe Klipper course on Marine Corps Base Hawaii.
Obama spent the morning working out at the Marine Corps Base Hawaii gym at about 10:15 a.m.
It’s the president’s first visit to the gym since his arrival early Saturday morning.
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Wearing a white workout shirt, the president was spotted in the motorcade heading back toward the Kailua home where he and his family have vacationed for the last several years.
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What did he have for breakfast? When was the last time he had a glass of water?
He’s definitely slipping, he uased to go daily at around 6. But then, as a 73 year old, I know how it is to get old, and he has aged perhaps more than other preaidents. Hope he will get his mojo back.
Does Hawaii get some economic help ???security ect.