Doral's Trump Supporters Turn Out At PGA Cadillac Championship
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DORAL (CBSMiami) -- Voters on the Trump train are decked out in campaign gear during the Cadillac Championship Golf tournament kicking off Wednesday at the billionaire's Doral golf resort.
"I'm voting for him there's no question," said Michael Arzillo.
Many supporters feel he represents something outside of the norm.
"He's different, he's not a politician and he's gonna bring some change," Jon Hoecker, of the PGA.
After Trump dominated Super Tuesday, his fans are keeping an ear out in case the Republican front-runner gets a break from the campaign and shows up on the green.
"There's always rumors," said Hoecker. "When you see the chopper coming in, then you know he might be here."
Now one step closer to the Republican nomination, Trump is turning his focus to the general election. During his victory speech in West Palm Tuesday night, he said it's time for the party to work together.
"I'm a unifier, people find that hard to believe. I'm going after one person, Hillary, if she's allowed to win," said Trump.
Many Republicans concerned about Trump's Super Tuesday victory question whether his nomination would keep them out of the White House.
"I think we're about ready to lose to the most dishonest politician in America, Hillary Clinton. How could you do that? Nominate somebody who is crazy," said South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham.
Trump's rivals also weighed in.
"The strongest campaign to beat Donald Trump is our campaign," said Texas Sen. Ted Cruz.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio disagrees.
"I'm the only candidate that can not only unite the party but grow it. If Donald Trump wins the Republican nomination, it will split the Republican party and basically, I think, split the conservative movement," said Rubio.
But supporters think Trump will take his swing at the presidency all the way to the Washington, D.C.
"He's got the public opinion. I don't think he needs the Republican Party behind him," said Arzillo.