Trump Opens New Golf Course in Scotland
During his recent visit to the UK, Donald Trump unveiled the latest jewel in his golf empire—an 18-hole course at Trump International Scotland in Aberdeenshire.
A Blend of Business and Pleasure
Though this was a private visit, Trump also held high-level talks with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. Despite these diplomatic meetings, he made time to enjoy several rounds of golf.
Melania Speaks Out on Golf Obsession
Meanwhile, First Lady Melania Trump didn’t hold back about her husband’s golf habits. While joking about his love for the sport, she confirmed, “No, I don’t play golf.” She added that she used to play, but has no plans to join him on the course now.
Fresh Ch**ting Claims Surface
As Trump played in Scotland, new allegations of ch**ting surfaced online. A video shared on X (formerly Twitter) appeared to show one of Trump’s caddies dropping a ball near the cart. Trump then walked toward it as if it were his original shot. The video quickly went viral, gathering over four million views.
Trump’s Golf Past Questioned
Trump’s golf career spans decades and has attracted repeated claims of dishonesty. Former Sports Illustrated writer Rick Reilly once told Deadline, “Golf reveals character—and Trump can’t lose. He’ll cheat to win.” Reilly even claimed Trump took seven mulligans and once accepted a “gimme chip-in,” something he’d never seen before.
Royal Remarks Spark Reactions
Elsewhere during the UK visit, Trump appeared to take a subtle swipe at Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. While praising King Charles and Queen Camilla, he remarked, “They are great people.” Then, in a vague comment, he added, “You could have people that weren’t great people,” leaving many to speculate on the target of his words.
Starmer, choosing diplomacy, quickly cut in, saying, “We’re very lucky.”
