For all those on social media complaining about President Trump playing golf during a time of war, here is a list of past presidents who played golf during war time or during a national or international crises. After reading, all those bitching about Trump's golfing, just shut the hell up.

Presidents Known to Play Golf During Wars or Major Crises

Dwight D. Eisenhower
One of the most famous presidential golfers. He played frequently during the Cold War. Eisenhower believed golf helped him think through strategic problems.

John F. Kennedy
A regular golfer during his presidency, including the early years of the Cban Missile crisis. early on in the Vietnam War and major Cold War confrontations.

Lyndon B. Johnson
Played golf during the escalation of the Vietnam War. Johnson, often mixed golf with political discussions.

Richard Nixon
Played occasionally while the Vietnam War was ongoing, though he wasn’t as passionate about the sport as some predecessors.

Gerald Ford
An avid golfer during the final stages of the Vietnam War and the aftermath of Watergate scandal.

Ronald Reagan
Played during the Cold War, including heightened tensions with the Soviet Union.

George H. W. Bush
Played during the Gulf War era (1990–1991).

Bill Clinton
A very enthusiastic golfer during U.S. military operations such as the Kosovo War and Bosnia intervention.

George W. Bush
Played early in his presidency during the War in Afghanistan and Iraq War, but later largely stopped publicly golfing after criticism.

Barack Obama
Played frequently during ongoing conflicts like the War in Afghanistan, Iraq War aftermath, and operations against ISIS.

Donald Trump
Played extensively while the U.S. was involved in conflicts in Afghanistan, Syria, and other military operations, such as the current Iran War.

Joe Biden
Has played golf during his presidency while the U.S. has been dealing with crises such as the Russian invasion of Ukraine, runaway inflation, Covid, and global geopolitical tensions.

Playing golf during wartime or crisis periods isn’t unusual for presidents. The job is relentless, and many presidents have used the course as a place to clear their heads, meet advisors informally, or conduct quiet diplomacy.