Trump’s Security Team Debuts ‘Golf Force One,’ Appears Heavily Armored [WATCH]

President Donald Trump was accompanied by a new security measure during his recent golf outing at Trump Turnberry in Scotland: a black, heavily modified vehicle believed to be an armored golf cart.

The addition to his protective detail comes 10 months after an assassination attempt at his West Palm Beach golf course.

President Trump’s security team has debuted what appears to be a heavily armored golf cart at his Turnberry course in South Ayrshire, Ireland. Some have referred to it as ‘Golf Force One’ which follows behind the regular golf cart President Trump is in. It appears to have the… pic.twitter.com/JOrAjBzwng

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While President Trump drove a standard white golf cart during his game, the larger black vehicle trailing behind him drew attention for its unconventional design and apparent modifications.

Security experts have identified the vehicle as a modified Polaris Ranger XP, potentially outfitted with armor similar in function to Trump’s well-known official limousine, “The Beast.”

Gary Relf, director of Armoured Car Services, analyzed photos of the vehicle and told The Telegraph, “Just looking at the front windscreen, that looks armored.”

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He added that features such as the darkened windscreen, black banding, and reinforced panels strongly suggest that the cart has undergone a significant upgrade for protection.

“From those photos, that is 100% armored,” Relf said.

“The windscreen is a giveaway, as are the side panels, doors and the large panel at the rear above the load tray.”

He explained that companies in his industry often replace interior elements with discreet armor plating and emphasized that the modifications on Trump’s security cart appear intended for defensive, not offensive, use.

According to Relf, the window tint may indicate the presence of thick transparent armor, which darkens the appearance of glass.

He noted that any upgrades were likely designed to be lightweight to avoid damage to the golf course.

The United States Secret Service declined to comment on the vehicle’s specifics.

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Additional security measures are being deployed to protect Trump, even on the golf course, according to the Telegraph.

“Mr Trump’s team deployed an additional security measure in the form of a… pic.twitter.com/gxiEjL1sx0

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A spokesperson told The Telegraph, “For operational security reasons, we do not comment on the means and methods of our protective operations.”

The apparent enhancement to Trump’s golf course security comes after two assassination attempts against him in 2024.

On September 15, Ryan Routh, 59, was apprehended after aiming a rifle toward Trump’s security team while the president walked near the fifth hole of the Trump International Golf Club in Florida.

Agents conducting a sweep spotted Routh hiding in thick brush near the sixth hole, approximately 400 yards from the president.

When agents confronted him, Routh discarded his weapon and fled the scene in a Nissan SUV.

He was arrested less than an hour later during a traffic stop and charged with the attempted assassination of President Trump.

Just two months prior, on July 13, President Trump narrowly survived another attempt on his life during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

The assailant, 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, positioned himself on a rooftop outside the Butler fairgrounds and opened fire with an AR-style rifle.

A bullet grazed Trump’s ear, while one audience member was seriously wounded and another, former firefighter Corey Comperatore, was killed.

Crooks was shot and killed by a Secret Service counter-sniper unit moments after opening fire.

The deployment of new security technology—particularly in open, recreational settings—suggests a continuing evolution in how protective measures are implemented following these threats.

President Trump continues to make public appearances amid increased security precautions while remaining active both politically and publicly.