The media reported on Trump's plans to visit three of his golf courses in Scotland.

US President Donald Trump plans to travel to Scotland in July to visit his three golf courses in Turnberry. This was reported on June 28 by the Daily Mail (DM) newspaper, citing sources.

"The American president and his team have planned a trip to visit their three Scottish golf courses before the end of July," the newspaper reported.

According to DM, this will be Trump's first visit since his second inauguration as president of the United States. The trip is connected with the intention of the American leader to meet informally with King Charles III of Great Britain.

The newspaper noted that arriving in Scotland would allow Trump to pressure golf bosses to host The Open golf championship in Turnberry.

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Earlier, on June 23, the Axios portal reported that Trump was on the course of his golf club in Bedminster at the time of making the final decision to strike Iran's three nuclear facilities.