Open Championship, Trump’s golf club in Scotland remains dry

Despite the pressing on the British governmentil Turnberry Golf Club Scottish owned Donald Trump will not host any of the next editions of theOpen Championshipil golf tournament oldest in the world and one of the most prestigious.

For the 156th edition scheduled in 2028 the choice fell on Royal Lytham & St Annes Golfafter this year it takes place at Royal Birkdale and the next, in 2027will return to the “golf house” al St Andrews.

The history of the Open Championship

Founded in 1860, The Open it was originally held annually at Prestwick Golf Club in Scotland. Subsequently, it was held alternately on several golf courses on the coast of the United Kingdom.

Trump’s pressure

Trumpwho purchased the circle in the south ofAyrshire In the 2014he did pressures on the British Prime Minister, Keith Starmerso that he could get back into the rotations to get at least one edition of the tournament that the Turnberry had last hosted in 2009.

The failure of the golf club and the logistical reasons

The failureannounced just as i British royalty they start one State visit in the Usait would be due to logistical reasons for the difficult connections with the remote Scottish location.

The role of Eric Trump

Il son of Trump, Eriche fought with the organizers of the The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews to bring The Open al Turnberry stating that his father is “deserves” although he admitted it’s probably a dream which will not come true under his presidency.

The Greenpeace protest

In recent days the Greenpeace activists they planted some small wind turbines In the golf course Of Trump per protest against his critical statements for the “ugliness” of this type of facilities.