President Trump was seen in Scotland this weekend golfing in what appeared to be a heavily armored golf cart, according to the New York Post.

“Just looking at the front windscreen, that looks armored,” the director of Armored Car Services, Gary Relf, told The Telegraph. “From those photos, that is 100% armored.”

The cart’s debut comes 10 months after a second attempted assassination on Trump. The would-be assassin was caught aiming a rifle at the then-presidential nominee at Trump International Golf Club in Florida.

Two months prior, the president survived an assassination attempt during a campaign rally in Butler, Pa.

A Secret Service spokesperson would neither confirm nor deny to The Telegraph the specificities of the cart's armor. He told the outlet that the agency does not discuss the president’s security protocols.