During a press engagement, Donald Trump addressed a reporter's inquiry about his mood, denying a bad golfing day. He emphasized that golf is inherently enjoyable, asserting that it remains good even in poor performance. This interaction took place ahead of a meeting with EU president Ursula von der Leyen and underscored the blend of business and leisure present during Trump's trip to Scotland, where he played at his Turnberry course, which he aims to promote for hosting major championships.
Trump stated, "Golf can never be bad. Even if you play badly, it's still good. If you had a bad day on the golf course, it's OK. It's better than other days."
The interaction with reporters before a meeting with EU president Ursula von der Leyen highlighted the dual nature of Trump's trip: business and leisure.
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