Trump’s conversion to Berry suffered massive vandalism from protesters

According to Scotland’s Trump turn to the resort, Scotland was the victim of widespread vandals of pro-Palestinian militants on Friday. Associated Press and BBC.

As shown in the photos released by the Basine Activist Group, the damage to the resorts and golf courses was extensive, claiming to be responsible for vandalism.

The clubhouse sprayed with red paint, digging out at least one green, and spraying the message “Gaza is not a 4 sale” near the other green.

In a statement AP“Rejecting Donald Trump’s treatment of Gaza seems to be a property he likes to dispose of… To show that, we show him that his own property is safe from acts of resistance.”

Located in Ayrshire, Scotland, this resort features two 18-hole courses and another 9-hole courses. Turnberry’s iconic AISLA course has hosted four open titles and is ranked 18th in Golf’s recent No. 18th place.

Donald Trump’s company purchased the resort in 2014 and has since undergone a major renovation.

The course has not won an open title since Trump took over the resort. According to R&A’s comment, there is no plan to open the review.

In an interview with Golf Channel in the second half of last year, former R&A CEO Martin Slumbers believed that the host class would distract the competition. “The main champion should focus purely on the golf course, and competitors fight it. We do not allow external media noise to mask the symbol of the original, most historic championship in golf. The integrity of the game requires individual golf to attract attention.”

R&A’s new CEO Mark Darbon added that Trump Turmberry is unlikely to host another Open in an interview telegraph: Logistics and money.

“This is crucial for us because through public, we generate a large part of the revenue, and we use that to invest in the rest of the game around the world. So the reality is that modern open needs a place that can support us logically and commercially.”