Overview
- Trump spent Saturday morning playing golf at his Turnberry resort with a heavy Scottish Police Service presence securing fairways in a deployment projected to cost about €12 million.
- Stop Trump Scotland drew around 1,500 protesters to Edinburgh and smaller crowds in Aberdeen to denounce the visit and Trump’s business ties.
- The president’s weekend leisure precedes scheduled talks on tariffs and geopolitical issues with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Sunday.
- A meeting with Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set for Monday at Turnberry to finalize outstanding details of the transatlantic trade accord announced in May.
- Trump plans to open a new 18-hole course named for his mother at his Aberdeen property on Tuesday, continuing his business-promotion efforts.