US President Donald Trump returned to his golf course in Turnberry, Scotland on Sunday, for a round before discussing trade with European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen.

The US President was back out on the course this morning for a chilly second morning of his golf holiday in Scotland. He was seen on his Turnberry golf course in South Ayrshire, being transported between holes in a motorcade of 26 golf carts and one small secret service vehicle.

The golf community appears to be in agreement on President Trump's controversial putt this weekend. The President of the United States is in Scotland this weekend. President Trump, 79, has played two rounds of golf at his iconic course,

The President of the United States spent time playing golf in Scotland on Saturday. However, while President Trump, 79, has major Scottish roots, he received a clear "warning" from the people in the country on Saturday.

While demonstrations have taken place in Edinburgh and Aberdeen in opposition to the US president's Scotland trip, Turnberry remains a ghost town.

While the president opted to drive a standard white-framed buggy around the course, a distinctly bulkier off-road vehicle trailed him closely throughout. Security experts told The Telegraph the cart bore all the “tell-tale signs” of being heavily armoured.

President Donald Trump caused a stir with his actions at his Turnberry Golf Club in Scotland on Saturday, appearing to break one of the unwritten rules of the sport