Governor Ron De Santis’ golf ball merch is branded “Florida Governor Has a Pair”

by | Nov 20, 2021 | Golf Balls

Ron De Santis sells golf balls that are labeled with the packaging “Florida Governor has a pair” and the flags and shirts “Don’t trete on Florida”

  • Ron DeSantis recently released the TaylorMade TP5X golf balls with his name printed on them in packaging that said, “The Governor of Florida has a pair.”
  • An advertisement for the golf balls shows a bitten ball, while the screen reads “Leadership in democratic states is weak”.
  • In an email promoting the merch, his campaign stated: “Defending freedom in the event of attacks has become a matter of course for Governor DeSantis.”
  • The governor’s new merch has generated mixed reactions on the internet

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has new merch for sale wrapped with the bold line that grabbed attention.

The Republican governor recently released the TaylorMade TP5X golf balls with his name imprinted and packaging that read “Florida Governor Has a Pair” and the phrase “Hold The Line” on his online store.

An advertisement for the golf balls shows a chipped ball, while the screen reads “Leadership in Democratic States Is Weak”.

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Ron DeSantis recently released the TaylorMade TP5X golf balls with his name printed on it and packaging that said, “The Governor of Florida has a pair.”

The Republican governor's campaign recently launched the branded golf balls, whose packaging also includes the set

The Republican governor’s campaign recently released the branded golf balls, whose packaging also includes the phrase “Hold the Line”, on its online store

In a video promoting the goods on his website, the camera pans to the ball with the governor’s name printed on it.

The ball is hit and flies through the air while “but not in Florida …” is displayed, and the ball rolls into the box labeled “Fortified in Florida” on the bottom.

The DeSantis online shop also offers “Don’t step on Florida” -Merch with an alligator in shallow water. The store sells bumper stickers, t-shirts, flags, and Keep Florida free items.

DeSantis has been promoting the golf balls, which retail for $ 19.95 and have limited stocks according to the store. Governor DeSantis took it for granted in a campaign email that said he “stands firm and sets an example for the rest of the nation to defend freedom when it is attacked.” Floridapolitics.com reported.

The DeSantis online shop also contains merchandise items Also for sale in the DeSantis online shop is 'Keep Florida Free' merchandise, including t-shirts (pictured)

The DeSantis online shop also contains merchandise items “Don’t Tread on Florida” with an alligator in shallow water (left) and “Keep Florida Free” items (right)

'Don't Tread on Florida' flags are also for sale on its website

‘Don’t Tread on Florida’ flags are also for sale on its website

The merch has generated mixed reactions on the internet.

“I guess if Ron doesn’t have a couple of his own ……” one person tweeted.

Another person, obviously not amused, wrote, “I would use a sledgehammer! Great product! … if you can get it in stock. ‘

But others appreciated the humor.

“This is my governor! He’s got eggs … ‘someone joked.

“A real man has the honor, integrity and the COJONES to rise above the conspiracy traffickers and protect his constituents,” wrote another person.

The Republican governor, who runs for re-election in 2023, has been one of the loudest opponents of President Joe Biden’s COVID vaccine mandates.

In early September, Biden mandated vaccinations for federal and health care workers whose facilities receive Medicare or Medicaid dollars.

Biden also directed his Department of Labor’s Department of Labor and Safety (OSHA) to create a rule that all private companies with 100 or more employees either test all by 4-19.

Along with the lawsuit against the Biden government over vaccine requirements for federal contractors, DeSantis tabled a number of bills earlier this month aimed at banning private company mandates.

On Thursday the governor did trolled President Biden by signing bill banning his vaccine mandate from taking effect at an event in the city of Brandon, Florida.

The place name is an allusion to the chant “Let’s go Brandon”, which has become synonymous with the phrase “F *** Joe Biden” in the pro-Trump crowd.

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