Trump back on the golf course for day two of Scottish visit

Donald Trump will spend the second full day of his visit to Scotland before meeting with the President of the EU Trade talks commission in the golf field.

The US President will play a tour in Turnberry in South Ayrshire, including guests and families, including his son Eric.

It is believed that the only major business meeting will be with Ursula von Der Leyen, who says that they will discuss “transatlantic trade relations and how we can keep them strong.”

Trump will meet with British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer on Monday and John Swinney, the first Minister of Scotland, and will open a second -hole course with his property in Aberdeenshire.

The President came to Scotland on Friday evening, and Air Force One touched the Glasgow Prestwick Airport before his surroundings went to Turnberry.

He praised “great to be in Scotland” and Starmer and Swinney before meeting them.

Trump increased a major security operation in Turnberry before playing 18 holes on Saturday.

As the day passed without incident, he waved to the photographers and the media gathered.

Police and military personnel make checks around the facility while a few roads are closed in the region.

A safety checkpoint was placed outside the hotel and a large fence was built around the course.

Somewhere else, a few hundred demonstrators gathered in Aberdeen and Edinburgh on Saturday to protest the visit.

Trump is expected to meet Starmer and Swinney on Monday before he officially opened the new golf field in Menie in Aberdeenshire.

The US President will return to Washington on Tuesday and return to England for an official state visit in September.