Why is Donald Trump visiting Scotland, was his mum Scottish and does he own Turnberry golf course?

DONALD Trump is on a four-day "working visit" to the UK taking in talks with Theresa May and tea with The Queen.

The President's trip will also include a round of golf in Scotland — but when is this private part of his UK tour? Here's all the details.

When is Donald Trump visiting Scotland?

President Trump and his enormous entourage arrived in Scotland on July 13 after a packed day of events.

He and Theresa May visited a defence site to watch a demonstration of the UK’s military capabilities and “integrated US military training”.

The leaders held talks on foreign policy and trade at the Prime Minister's country pile Chequers.

A working lunch and press conference followed ahead of his trip to Windsor.

President Trump and the First Lady met The Queen for tea, before Trump headed north to Scotland for a private stopover.

Is Donald Trump's mum Scottish?

Donald Trump's visit to Scotland is partly a homecoming — because he can claim Scottish heritage.

Trump's mum Mary Anne, nee MacLeod, was born in the Outer Hebrides in 1912.

She emigrated to the US aged 18 in 1930 and became a US citizen in 1942.

Mary Anne married property developer Fred Trump, raising five children including the future US President.

Does Donald Trump own Turnberry golf course?

Mr Trump has stopped off at Turnberry golf course — part of his vast property empire.

He arrived at around 8.30pm on July 13 and is expected to take in a round on July 14.

The resort is on the coast of the outer Firth of Clyde in southwestern Scotland.

It comprises three links golf courses, a golf academy, a hotel, lodge and cottages.