As Donald Trump arrives in Scotland today to visit his golf courses, more than 30,000 people across the UK are sending the organisers of the The Open Championship a message: don’t let the 2028 tournament drown in Trump’s brand of divisive politics which pit communities against one another.
The Open Championship is more than just a golf tournament; it's a cherished institution, a beacon of sportsmanship and tradition. As organisers, the R&A considers venues for The Open in 2028, a crucial decision looms, one that will define what this event is remembered for. Will it be a pure celebration of golf, or will it be overshadowed by political divisiveness and bad headlines?
