A golfer at President Donald Trump’s course in Scotland captured an image of what appears to be four weird, unidentified flying objects over the course — but are they ships from another planet, or just a weird phenomenon?
Four disc-shaped objects were reportedly spotted flying in the skies over the Trump Turnberry Golf Course on August 16, and a golf fan shared the image on an online platform popular for UFO sightings.
The man said his niece took a photo of the course and originally had not noticed anything unusual about the photo… until he took a closer look.
See the photo below —
The golfer captioned the photo, “My niece was at Trump Turnberry golf course and took a picture of the golf course from the balcony of her room on August 16, 2018 at 7:56 pm Scotland time.”
“She emailed the picture because I like to play golf, and when I looked at it closely I saw four strange disk-shaped objects in the background which she said she had not noticed when taking the picture,” he added to his UFO Stalker description, “Can you help me identify these UFOs? Any ideas?”
Unfortunately, the truth is probably more mundane than little green men coming to play 18-holes with President Donald Trump.
One commentator on the golfer’s post suggested they were “reflections of indoor lighting fixtures” and nothing more.
The president’s son, Eric Trump, also chimed in with his own theory. He wrote on Twitter Thursday, “I sincerely hope they realize that this is simply the reflection of the ceiling lights on the glass (the picture was taken from inside).”
I do love the @MailOnline however I sincerely hope they realize that this is simply the reflection of the ceiling lights on the glass (the picture was taken from inside). @TrumpTurnberry 😝🙉 https://t.co/H5SQ4luWg3
— Eric Trump (@EricTrump) September 6, 2018
But Eric’s brother, Donald Trump Jr., joined in the fun and said, “Also spotted… Bigfoot!”
Also spotted… Bigfoot! https://t.co/OiC3BejzHm
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) September 6, 2018
Trump’s golf facility has not yet responded to requests for comment on this mystery…. even though their website does promise “an experience like no other.”
–Kylie Handler is a news editor for The Horn News