Donald Trump's Turnberry golf resort in Scotland has faced backlash from golfers due to a staggering price hike, with green fees for the Ailsa course set to reach £1,000 for non-residents before 1 p.m. in 2025. This increase represents a nearly 67% rise from the previous year's fees, which were £590 at peak times. Critics argue that these prices effectively exclude regular golfers, making the course one of the most expensive globally and raising concerns about accessibility. The course, famous for hosting multiple Open Championships, is now charging £56 per hole, which has drawn ire from enthusiasts who believe such costs are unreasonable. Many have taken to social media to express their frustration, with some suggesting that the course is catering primarily to wealthy tourists rather than local golfers. The rising fees reflect broader trends in the golfing industry, where many courses have increased prices following a surge in popularity during the pandemic.