Trump to Open New Golf Course in Scotland

Donald Trump is set to visit Scotland next year to inaugurate a new golf course at the Trump International resort in Aberdeenshire, as confirmed by his son, Eric Trump. The 18-hole MacLeod Course, named after Trump's mother, will feature what is claimed to be the 'largest sand dunes in Scotland' and will complement the existing course at the resort. Eric Trump criticized Scottish First Minister John Swinney for endorsing Trump's political rival, stating that it reflects poorly on the Scottish government's business environment, which he described as 'virtually impossible' to navigate. The new course has faced scrutiny from environmental groups, with accusations of eco-unfriendliness and the loss of protected status for local dunes. Despite the controversies, Trump International asserts that the course will be one of the most sustainable ever built. Trump's previous visit in 2018 was marred by protests, including demonstrators and a paraglider with an anti-Trump banner.