Trump tees again before leaving the UK

Donald Trump plays a final round of golf at his Turnberry golf course after spending a second night in Scotland.

The US president will leave the UK ahead of the summit with Russian President Vladimir Puting in Helsinki.

He stayed at his Turnberry hotel on the coast of Ayrshire during the private tour in the United Kingdom

The resort where Mr. Trump was heckled by protesters on Saturday afternoon is very guarded.

They gathered around the perimeter of the course while he was playing Saturday afternoon.

He waved his hand from a hill overlooking the course of the Ailsa championship.

Meanwhile, Police Scotland confirmed that they were investigating how a paraglider criticizing Mr. Trump could fly over Turnberry, violating a no-fly zone.

In Edinburgh, thousands of people marched in the city during a protest against the controversial visit of the president to the United Kingdom.

They waved placards as they gathered in the prairies of the capital, where two huge knitted Trump balloons were inflated.

In a tweet on Saturday, Mr. Trump stated that he was in Turnberry "for two days of meetings, calls and, hopefully, golf."

"The weather is beautiful and this place is amazing," he added. "Tomorrow I am going to Helsinki for a meeting on Monday with Vladimir Putin."

There were calls for Monday's meeting between the US and Russian presidents was canceled, after the United States accused 12 Russian intelligence agents of electoral interference.

But the White House spokeswoman, Sarah Sanders, said the meeting will be held as planned in Helsinki.

And Mr Trump used Twitter to criticize the administration of his predecessor, Barack Obama, on alleged Russian piracy to help him win the 2016 presidential election.

" Why did not they do anything about it? " he tweeted adding that Mr. Obama had been informed of it before the vote

Police estimated that about 9,000 people took part in the march through Edinburgh, which they said "passed without incident".

They gathered in the Scottish Parliament, before going to the prairies of the city for a "carnival of resistance".

In Turnberry, protesters climbed a hill near the golf course to make sure the president could see their placards and their banners.

While he was going to the golf course with his son, Eric, they called him "racist," shouting: "No Trump, no KKK, no racist US."

The President and his wife Melania arrived in Scotland aboard the Air Force One on Friday night, before traveling by motorcade to Trump Turnberry Station, one of two golf courses Scottish that he owns.

There is a massive security operation at the complex on the Ayrshire coast. arrived a paraglider flew over the area with a sign saying that Mr. Trump was "well below".

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Police Scotland stated that the person responsible for the serious security breach was putting himself in "serious danger".

He comes after the President spent Friday at the meeting of Theresa May and the Queen on Trump's first visit to the United Kingdom

Trump's supporters met on Saturday in London, The next day more rallied across London in opposition to the President of the United States.