2 Covers, 1 Hole
Trump playing golf is the subject of The New Yorker's and The Economist's covers.
Out of the overwhelmingly large collection of eligible topics for a cover treatment, The New Yorker and The Economist settled on the same one for their newest issues: golf. Or, more specifically, the president’s proclivity for the game, one that has found him visiting his golf courses 13 times since taking office (he didn’t play on all the visits).
In The Economist’s visual metaphor, the president is deep in the hole with only his golf club visible, the White House far in the distance, like an afterthought.
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