Donald Trumps son Eric hopes for bright future | Golf News

Eric Trump, son of former U.S. President Donald Trump, has expressed his perception that the Open Championship could return to Turnberry within the future. He means that the course has been a “victim” of political maneuvering.

The famend Scottish course misplaced its standing as a host location for the event in January 2021 following the US Capitol Building riots. The Ayrshire venue, owned by Republican Party presidential nominee Trump since 2014, was faraway from the internet hosting rota by the RandA.

Despite no change in stance from the golf governing physique over the previous three years, the Trump household stays hopeful for a reversal. Eric Trump hopes for a truce between either side of the stand-off.

Speaking to the Daily Mail, he urged an olive department could be prolonged as soon as “the political noise dies” as his father campaigns for the U. S. presidency within the upcoming November election.

He acknowledged: “Well there’s a lot of downsides to politics – it creates politically charged worlds and Turnberry was a victim. I don’t think there’s anybody over in the UK who wouldn’t say that Turnberry is the greatest course on the rota.”

The Trump Organization’s vice president, beholding the golf course with great satisfaction, declared: “I love my baby. I built every inch of it and it’s really the best anywhere in the world. It will be in our family forever and whenever they’re ready, we’ll be here, we’ll be ready and we’ll do something very special.”

This reward adopted compliments from LPGA Tour winner Charley Hull, who had beforehand shared her fondness for the venue earlier than the Scottish Open, stating: “It’s one of the best golf courses in the world. I think it’s a shame. It is a really top track.”

Reflecting on the choice to take away Turnberry from the roster for the Open, RandA CEO Martin Slumbers had earlier remarked: “We had no plans to stage any of our championships at Turnberry and will not do so in the foreseeable future.

“We won’t return till we’re satisfied that the main focus shall be on the championship, the gamers and the course itself and we don’t imagine that’s achievable within the present circumstances.”

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Similarly, Trump Bedminster was ousted from its 2022 US PGA Championship hosting position by the PGA. Seth Waugh, CEO of the PGA of America, explained the move by commenting, “We discover ourselves in a political state of affairs not of our making.”

“We’re fiduciaries for our members, for the sport, for our mission and for our model. And how will we best defend that? Our feeling was given the tragic occasions of Wednesday that we might no longer maintain it at Bedminster. The harm might have been irreparable. The solely actual course of motion was to depart.”