Donald Trump is in Scotland Monday to visit his golf courses, saying he is going to cut the ribbon on a second course in Aberdeen. It is the first time Trump, whose lineage traces back to Scotland, will visit the United Kingdom since 2018.
It is the first time the former commander in chief, whose lineage traces back to Scotland, will visit the United Kingdom since 2018."Will be leaving for Scotland & Ireland soon in order to see and inspect my great properties there. The Golf Courses and Hotels are among the Greatest in the World — Turnberry and Aberdeen, in Scotland, and Doonbeg, in Ireland," Trump posted on Truth Social on Sunday.
Trump's golf course in Aberdeen opened in 2012. It is not clear how long he will stay or when he will visit Turnberry and then Doonbeg in Ireland. However, Trump's circumstances are particularly complicated given the slew of legal troubles he faces. These court cases also make his visit abroad to the U.K. particularly surprising to some, as he is the only former president to face criminal charges. Trump has pleaded not guilty.
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