U.S. President Donald Trump is all set to open a new golf course in Scotland. As per the announcement made by Trump International, Scotland, the MacLeod course will be built in Aberdeenshire and will contain the ‘greatest 36 holes in golf’.
With already two golf courses managed by Trump International Scotland in Aberdeen and Turnberry, the third one will be opened to the public in August.
[TRENDING] New Golf Course in Aberdeenshire, Scotland
The current president of the U.S. is expanding his love for golf as his company, Trump International, Scotland, recently announced the third golf course in Scotland is opening soon for the general public.
It is reported Trump International, Scotland manages two golf courses in Scotland, one in Aberdeen and one in Turnberry.
Even before he was elected the president of the U.S., he had visited them, and the one that is in process to be opened for the public is considered to provide an exceptional golfing experience.
Named after his mother, Mary Anne MacLeod, the 18-hole links course has promised to be one of the game-changing moves in the sport.
The MacLeod course is built at the Trump International resort in Menie, Aberdeenshire, and will display Scotland’s largest sand dunes, alongside the existing championship links course.
Trump International, Scotland, all the attributes together have created ‘the greatest 36 holes in golf’. Some of the key features of the new course are:
- The largest natural bunker in the world.
- The course offers stunning views of the Scottish coastline.
- Dramatic sand dunes and infinity greens along the coastal ridge
- The course has been designed to complement the nearby championship links course.
Similarly, the spokesperson of the Trump International, Scotland addressed Newsweek, saying, “The New Course will open to the public in August, and there are two professional tournaments scheduled to be played over the Old Course, one in late July and one in August. The new course will form with the Old Course what is being described as the Greatest 36 holes in Golf.”
Experience two unforgettable weeks of Scottish golf at Trump International Golf Links!
📆 Staysure PGA Seniors Championship – July 31 – August 3
📆 DP World Tour Nexo Championship – August 7 – 10
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— Trump International, Scotland (@TrumpScotland) July 18, 2025
[WHAT’S HAPPENING] Public Reaction and Reception
After the announcement made by Trump International, Scotland, regarding the opening of the MacLeod course, the greatest 36 holes in Golf, the general public has flooded social media with some positive and negative opinions.
One of the users seemed to be excited about the opening of the new golf course as he wrote, “We would love to preview the new course this August. Hopefully, we will have better weather than last year. pouring rain and wind. August 18-20th??”
Similarly, another user added, “Should be no 1 in Scotland🏌️♂️.” There were similar other comments under the post. Read the comments below:
With the combination of the New Course and Old Course as the ‘Greatest 36 holes in golf,’ the collaborative attributes of these courses are certain to offer beauty, variety, and exceptional golfing experience.
Meanwhile, Scotland is preparing for the potential visit of Donald Trump later this month. The Scottish Police Assistant Chief Constable Emma Bond said, “Planning is underway for a potential visit to Scotland later this month. While official confirmation has not yet been made, it is important that we prepare in advance for what would be a significant policing operation.”
Bigyan Samele’s View on the New Golf Course
From the writer’s perspective, the opening of the new golf course, the MacLeod course in Menie, Aberdeenshire, is certain to change the golfing scenario in the world. By collaborating with old courses, the greatest 36 holes in golf is set to add another layer of excitement among the golf enthusiasts.
Moreover, the recently announced golf course in Scotland will surely promote the landscapes and beauty of Scotland and might lure millions of people to travel for a surreal experience.
I cannot wait till August to see what MacLeod’s course will offer to the general public and sport as a whole.
