Donald Trump is in Scotland for the weekend and beyond on what will be a five-day trip filled with golf that will come at an incredible cost to U.S. taxpayers. According to HuffPost, the president’s trip,

President Trump’s ‘working trip’ to the U.K. is estimated to cost almost $10 million, and the taxpayer will likely foot most of the bill

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Donald Trump keeps on golfing and taxpayers continued to pick up the tab at an eye-popping rate. According to the website, DidTrumpGolfToday.com which tracks the president’s time on the links, he hit the course on July 19 and July 20.

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.

Donald Trump is known for being a huge golf fan, spending much of his first presidency on the course, but his trips to Florida cost the taxpayer quite a bit.

Donal Trump will travel to the UK on Friday for a private visit where he is expected to meet with UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and visit his golf resorts

Trump was sworn in on Jan. 20, and per the site, he has run up more than $26 million in taxpayer funded golf trips since. The actual total cost, per HuffPost, is currently $26,127,531.

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.