Trump’s Twelve has holes ranging from 70 to 206 yards, with visitors able to play the layout for £120
By Richard Humphreys |
A new 12-hole par-three course has opened at Trump Turnberry in Scotland.
The layout, called Trump’s Twelve, has holes ranging from 70 to 206 yards. Players can choose from multiple tees, with most holes featuring huge waste areas and water hazards. Artificial grass tees were installed by SYNLawn UK with Tee Strike+ technology.
The new course has been built on land previously occupied by the Arran course, and has been designed by Trump Turnberry’s in-house team, led by director of golf courses and estates Allan Patterson, with shaping and groundworks completed by GolfLink Evolve.
In a post on X, Trump Turnberry wrote: “We are excited to introduce Trump’s Twelve, a brand-new way to experience golf at Trump Turnberry… our new 12-hole par-three course adds a fresh dimension to the resort’s world class golf offering alongside the iconic Ailsa and the legendary King Robert the Bruce.”
Trump’s Twelve has holes playing across water hazards and great expanses of sand (Photo: Trump Turnberry)
The new layout joins the Ailsa course, which was renovated by Martin Ebert in 2025, and the King Robert the Bruce course, which opened in June 2017.
Eric Trump, executive vice president of The Trump Organisation, said: “Trump’s Twelve completes an exceptional collection by offering something completely different while maintaining the same commitment to quality. This new course is another example of our long-term investment in the transformation of Turnberry and our ambition to create unforgettable golfing experiences for every guest who visits the resort.”
Visitors can play the course for £120.