Trump swiped at the organizers of the British Open

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Former president Donald Trump has swiped the organizers of the British Open golf tournament for hosting it at the Royal St Georges Golf Club in Kent, England instead of his Scottish golf course Turnberry.

I spent some time watching The Open Championship (formerly known as The British Open), and it was great! Mr. Trump said in an email from his post-president’s office.

But as almost all great players, sportscasters, and golf aficionados know, the greatest site and course of all for The Open is Turnberry, in Scotland. It’s truly a magical place, players want to be there, and at certain times in time the players are there, he added.

Mentioning himself in the third person, Mr. Trump claimed that his Scottish course was not selected for The Open because they considered a great man, and many times Champion at the Club, named Donald J Trump , which is too controversial, of course, this is not true. reputation caused mainly by Fake News Media.

Remember, however, that only controversy heats things up. In any event, Turnberry is also the course where the greatest match of all time is played, dubbed The Du[e]l on the Sun, boiling in an Open between the great Jack Nicklaus and the great Tom Watson.

The battle at Turnberry during the 106th Open between Mr. Nicklaus and Mr. Watson took place in July 1977.

The golf course has been owned by the Trump Organization since 2014. Mr. Trump, whose mother Mary Anne MacLeod Trump is Scottish-American, is thought to have paid $ 63 million for the course.

Royal St Georges in the south-east of England, the course chosen for the 149th Open, has been criticized by some players.

It’s not my favorite venue to play, US pro golfer Brooks Koepka said last week. Whether it’s a pair shots of nothing, a pair of blind tee shots or shots where you can actually see. I’m not too big of a fan of that.

Turnberry is in the ocean with the most spectacular holes, lines of sight, shooting, and coastal views of any course in the World, Mr. Trump continues.

Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson took shelter from a storm on the final day of the British Open held at Turnberry Golf Club on July 9 1977 in Ayr, Scotland.

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Following the uprising and unrest at the Capitol on January 6 carried out by a pro-Trump mob, many businesses severed their connection with Mr. Trump and the Trump Organization.

The Open, mainly Europe only, has been played at Turnberry four times, most recently in 2009.

Mr Trumps ’company’s UK filing shows that approximately $ 100 million was spent on improving the course, as well as other costs, following the acquisition.

It’s a shame that Turnberry Golf’s impressive links, the best in the World, were empty while sitting in the Open Championship, while fewer courses were on display. Oh well, life goes on! Someday The Open will return to Turnberry, after Mr. Trump.

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