I don't think it's appropriate for the President, whose first days aren't going well, to take a vacation out of state every weekend to go golfing. That is a bit much. Especially since it's on the taxpayer's dime, and it's very expensive (Air Force One, Secret Service). He didn't contribute to it, since he didn't pay taxes. Only "the little people" pay for it. (Soon it will be a golfing week in Scotland...on our dime.)
When I was assigned to a big case at work, I had to work six long days a week, and part of the time seven days a week. And my job was, I assume, not as relevant to the country as being President. I expect him to be reading the intelligence briefings daily, to be studying on foreign leaders and the histories of countries and issues in the world, and to be speaking with economists so he can learn about the economy (he had asked a foreign policy cabinet member whether the dollar being strong or weak was good for the economy, and the cabinet member had to tell him that he needed to ask an economist that, since the cabinet man's expertise was foreign policy or whatever). Trump has a lot to learn about governing. It's not the same as running a business. He's not the boss of everyone. He's the leader of an important team in a group of teams.
