Trump lays bare his priorities ahead of DC return | US | News
Donald Trump, while preparing to return to Washington DC after his last journey, announced that solving conflicts was “much more important than playing golf”.
On Tuesday, the US President launched a new 18 -hole course just just outside Aberdeen, who was born in Scotland, Mary Anne Maneen, who was born in Scotland. This latest supplement points to the third Scottish golf field under Trump’s ownership and opened to someone else in Aberdeen in 2012 and in 2014, one of Turnberry.
When he joined the re -opening of the second after his renovation ten years ago, his grandson Kai Trump, who was only eight years old, accompanied him. Now, in 2026, a decision of Donald Trump, which is not recognized by the young self in the old photographs, is preparing to play Collegice Golf for the University of Miami in 2026.
On Tuesday, he pointed out the result of Trump’s five -day visit to Scotland, while at the same time dealing with British and Scottish officials on various issues, including a potential trade agreement between the United States and Britain, and had the opportunity to visit his property.
He completed his journey with the launch of the new golf field and the celebration tour, but he made it clear that he would not linger because of the pressure that attracted attention elsewhere, Irish star.
Trump today at the opening ceremony, “I am looking forward to playing today. We will go back to DC and fires from all over the world.”
“Yesterday we made one, as you know, we stopped a war, but we stopped five war,” he explained, after five days of conflict, he referred to the last ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia.
“This is much more important than playing golf.
“I will play quickly and then come back. I’m looking forward to this, but I’m really looking forward to playing.”
Trump, his sons Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., to the ceremonial cut of a long red strip, marked the official opening of the course, then joined the President’s signature melody to play “YMCA”.
The president launched the proceedings with a driving, then Eric, Irish professional golfer Paul McGinley and American Pro Rich Beem.
Before cutting the strip, Trump’s sons course described the “passion for my father”.
Shortly thereafter, the President praised the course of Aberdeen as a “incredible development”.
Since he took office in January, Trump has been criticized for spending an excessive amount of time in the golf field and led to the question of his devotion to the presidential responsibilities in the second period.
Nevertheless, Tuesday’s comments on Tuesday, former Property Magnate implies that the taxpayers to Scotland is completely aware of their responsibilities despite a cost of $ 10 million.
