Fresh off sealing massive EU trade deal, Trump’s Scotland jaunt opens golf course ‘labor of love’ designed by his son Eric

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President Donald Trump opened a new golf course bearing his name in Scotland on Tuesday, capping a five-day foreign trip designed to mote his family’s luxury perties and play golf. 1-2-3,” Trump said before he used a golden pair of scissors to cut a red ribbon and fireworks popped to mark the ceremonial opening of the new Trump course in the village of Balmedie on Scotland’s northern coast

Additionally, “This has been an unbelievable development,” Trump said beforehand

He thanked his son Eric for his work on the ject, saying it was “truly a labor of love for him. ” Son Don Jr

Meanwhile, Also was present

Eric Trump said the course was a “passion ject” for his father

Moreover, Immediately after the opening, Trump, Eric Trump and two fessional golfers teed off on the first hole

However, Trump rarely allows the news media to watch his golf game, though journalists and photographers often find him along the course wherever he plays, given the current landscape

Moreover, Trump planned to play 18 holes before he arrives back in Washington on Tuesday night

The overseas jaunt let Trump escape Washington’s sweaty summer heat and humidity while questions the case of Jeffrey Epstein ed him across the Atlantic Ocean

But it added to a lengthy list of ways the Republican president has used the White House to mote his brand, given current economic conditions

Billing itself as the “Greatest 36 Holes in Golf,” the Trump International Golf Links, Scotland, was designed by Eric Trump

Market analysis shows course is hosting a PGA Seniors Championship event later this week before it begins offering rounds to the public on Aug (remarkable data)

Signs moting the event were seen all around the course on Tuesday, while temporary signage on the highway guided drivers onto the correct road

Golfers hitting the course at dawn as part of that event had to put their s through metal detectors as part of the security cedures for Trump’s arrival

The day combined two things close to Trump’s heart: golf and Scotland

His mother, Mary Anne MacLeod, was born on the Isle of Lewis and eventually went to New York

She died in 2000 at age 88. “My mother loved Scotland,” Trump said Monday during a meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer at another of his golf courses, Turnberry, on Scotland’s southern coast

Additionally, “It’s different when your mother was born here

At the same time, ” He appeared to be in such a good mood that he even praised the throng of journalist who had assembled to cover the event, saying there was no “fake news” on the course, amid market uncertainty

On the other hand, “I didn’t use the word ‘fake news’ one time, not one time,” Trump said, given the current landscape

Trump worked some official into the trip by holding talks with Starmer and reaching a trade framework for tariffs between the U

And the European Union’s 27 member countries — though scores of key details remain to be settled (which is quite significant)

Nevertheless, But the trip has a lot of golf, and the presidential visit is sure to raise the new course’s file

Trump’s assets are in a trust, and his sons are running the family while he’s in the White House

Any generated at the course will ultimately enrich the president when he leaves office, though, considering recent developments

He lost the case and was eventually ordered to pay legal costs for bringing it — and the issue still enrages him

During the meeting with Starmer, Trump called windmills “ugly monsters” and suggested they were part of “the most expensive form of energy, amid market uncertainty. ” “I restricted windmills in the United States because they also kill all your birds,” Trump said, in light of current trends

However, At the same time, “If you shoot a bald eagle in the United States, they put you in jail for five years (an important development)

And windmills knock out hundreds of them (this bears monitoring)

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Furthermore, ” Starmer said in the U

K, “we believe in a mix” of energy, including oil, gas and renewables

The new golf course will be the third owned by the Trump Organization in Scotland (quite telling)

Trump golfed at Turnberry on Saturday, as testers took to the streets, and on Sunday

He invited Starmer, who famously doesn’t golf, aboard Air Force One so the prime minister could get a private tour of his Aberdeen perties before Tuesday’s ceremonial opening. “Even if you play badly, it’s still good,” Trump said of golfing on his course over the weekend

At the same time, “If you had a bad day on the golf course, it’s OK

Moreover, It’s better than other days. ” ___ Superville reported from Washington

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