Trump is on his way to Scotland to open a new golf course, which is quite an expensive hobby, as the US public saw his first term.

As the government is cutting back and people are trying to save money, it seems like Donald Trump is spending our tax dollars like it’s nobody’s business. And it turns out, it’s his own personal weekend hobby.

President Trump is using $10 million of our taxes to market his new golf course in Scotland.

President Donald Trump took another golfing pit stop in Scotland on Sunday. The president made time for a round at his family-owned golf course in Turnberry, located in the southwestern portion of the country — and footage of his game sparked debate online.

Donald Trump keeps on golfing and taxpayers continued to pick up the tab at an eye-popping rate. According to the website, DidTrumpGolfToday.com which tracks the president’s time on the links, he hit the course on July 19 and July 20.

President Donald Trump on Monday took a break from his $10 million taxpayer-funded golf vacation in Scotland to announce new import tax increases on Americans and also to put forward a new explanation of why he broke from Jeffrey Epstein: because the child sex abuser was hiring away the help from Mar-a-Lago.

Donald Trump is known for being a huge golf fan, spending much of his first presidency on the course, but his trips to Florida cost the taxpayer quite a bit.

Trump spent an estimated $151.5 million of taxpayer money golfing across his first term so he is well on his way to blowing that total out of the water during this second term. Those are big numbers.