Donald Trump's granddaughter Kai set to make her LPGA debut alongside Caitlin Clark

Kai Trump, the teenage granddaughter of President Trump, will make her LPGA debut next month.

The 18-year-old, a YouTube star who is committed to playing golf at the University of Miami, revealed she has received a sponsor's exemption to play in The Annika in Belleair, Florida.

The event, which runs from November 10-16 and is hosted by golf great Annika Sorenstam, will also feature basketball superstar Caitlin Clark.

'It has been a dream of mine to compete at the professional level and I would like to thank the Pelican Golf Club for the invitation,' Trump announced on social media.

'I'm looking forward to teeing it up and competing with the best players in the world at one of the most premier venues on tour.

Trump is the daughter of Donald Trump Jr and his ex-wife Vanessa, who is now in a relationship with golf great Tiger Woods.

Earlier this year, Trump competed at the Arnold Palmer Invitational Junior event in Orlando. She finished second last, shooting 35 over par - 40 shots of the champion.

She has more than 6m combined followers across social media including nearly 1.5million subscribers on YouTube, where she posts videos from her wild life inside the White House and on the golf course. 

The teenager has played golf challenges with her granddad and Rory McIlroy, while Trump also watched a rocket launch alongside Elon Musk in a video that has attracted nearly 10m views. 

'This event will be an incredible experience. I look forward meeting and competing against so many of my heroes and mentors in golf as I make my LPGA Tour debut,' Trump said.

'Kai Trump has a tremendous passion for the game and is expanding the sport to broader audiences,' said Justin Sheehan, Director of Golf at Pelican Golf Club. 

'She has a bright future at Miami, and we look forward to welcoming her and our entire tournament field to Pelican Golf Club in November.'