Trump is on his way to Scotland to open a new golf course, which is quite an expensive hobby, as the US public saw his first term.

Donald Trump’s five-day golf trip to Scotland is expected to cost U.S. taxpayers millions of dollars, according to a new report. This trip will mark the president’s fifth international trip since beginning his second term in January.

In his second term, the President has made more visits to his golf courses than he did in his first term, according to an ethics watchdog.

Scotland visit, including golf resort stops, will cost taxpayers £3m ($4 million) for a 5,000-officer security operation, sparking protests and resource concerns.

While President Donald Trump’s five-day trip to Scotland that began Friday was described by the White House as a “working visit,” he’s expected to stop by two of his own golf resorts, something critics have characterized as a mere marketing campaign.

Trump spent an estimated $151.5 million of taxpayer money golfing across his first term so he is well on his way to blowing that total out of the water during this second term. Those are big numbers.

Trump spent an estimated $151.5 million of taxpayer money golfing across his first term so he is well on his way to blowing that total out of the water during this second term. Those are big numbers.