Donald Trump seems to have played a lot of golf since taking up office as President of the United States last month.And on Sunday he took to the course again to play a few holes with Rory McIlroy in Florida along with Nick Mullen of International Sports Management and Rich Levine, a friend of Trump's.According to NoLayingUp.com the Northern Irishman got a call late on Saturday evening to play with the leader of the free world, and even got to share a golf cart with the man while going from hole to hole.McIlroy was forced to withdraw from the Abu Dhabi Championship last month after sustaining a rib injury and has been missing from competitive action ever since.However, he is intending to make a return next week at the WGC-Mexico Championship, but he had some interesting comments about how the 70-year-old former businessman fared on the course."He probably shot around 80. He’s a decent player for a guy in his 70’s," McIlroy said.A picture of the pair was posted by Clear Sports alongside their CEO Gary Singer and former New York Yankees baseball player Paul O'Neill.

McIlroy has a previous history with Trump, having thrown one of his club's in the lake at the WGC Cadillac Championship at Trump National Doral in March 2015. Trump sent a scuba diver into the lake to retrieve it and presented it to him a few days later.

But his decision to shoot a few holes with the controversial leader has been met with some criticism, with  Golf writer Lawrence Donegan calling it 'pitiful'.