A WOMAN has become the seventh person to be charged over vandalism at one of Donald Trump’s Scots golf courses. Trump Turnberry in Ayrshire was daubed with pro-Palestine graffiti and red paint on March 8. Shocking expletives and derogatory insults about the US President were scrawled across the luxury coastal resort. The exterior of the clubhouse was splattered with red paint all over the walls and windows while "F***k Trump" was sprayed on the lavish entrance gates. Today, Police Scotland said they had arrested a seventh person in connection with damage to the golf course in Ayr on Sunday. Rebecca Davies, 27, from London, appeared on petition in private at Ayr sheriff court charged with malicious mischief. She made no plea and was committed for further examination. She was released on bail. Two pensioners have also been arrested in connection with the probe. Trump Turnberry previously branded the incident "childish". A spokesman added: “This was a childish act but the incredible team at Trump Turnberry will ensure it does not impact business. "Turnberry is a national treasure and will continue to be the number one beacon of luxury and excellence in the world of golf.” The Palestine Action group claimed responsibility for the incident. It came after President Trump announced controversial plans to turn Gaza into "the Riviera of the Middle East". The politician and businessman bought the Turnberry course in 2014. We previously told how First Minister John Swinney met the US President's son, Eric Trump, days after the incident. Papers showed Mr Swinney “reassured” Eric Trump in the March 13 summit that cops would take the vandalism “seriously”.