Trump golf club hit with critical health | Golf News

One of Donald Trump’s famend golf golf equipment is dealing with scrutiny after receiving a number of health code violations throughout the past yr.

Long before assuming the function of President of the United States, Trump was primarily acknowledged as a charismatic TV persona and proprietor of quite a few golf golf equipment within his intensive real estate portfolio. He began building and buying programs in 1999, and at the moment operates 16 programs around the globe.

Based on New York State Department of Health inspection information dated April 16, a Dutchess County health inspector cited the Trump National Golf Club Hudson Valley in Hopewell Junction, New York, for a “critical violation” at its eating institution.

The violation relates to the restaurant having “food from [an] unapproved source, spoiled, adulterated on premises,” according to the inspection file.

Additionally, the inspection documented a “non-critical” violation regarding “in use” food-dispensing utensils being “improperly stored.”

The upscale personal golf club in Upstate New York highlights its “delicious cuisine… prepared by the Club’s culinary staff led by a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America,” on its web site. NOTUS contacted both the Trump National Golf Club Hudson Valley and its father or mother company, The Trump Organization, searching for remark, but obtained no response from either get together.

The findings at the Hudson Valley club symbolize the latest in a growing string of health-related incidents at Trump-owned properties over the past yr.

In November, state health data first reported by NOTUS revealed that Westchester County Department of Health officers uncovered evidence of bugs and rodents at the Trump National Golf Club Westchester.

In a comparable incident last December, health inspectors in Chicago discovered flies, defective dishwashers, and wastewater flooding the ground of the main kitchen around three prep sinks at the Trump International Hotel and Tower, according to metropolis health information first reported by NOTUS.

Most lately, in May 2025, health inspectors flagged 18 health code violations at Trump’s Bedminster, New Jersey golf course — the same property the president visited during his 7-day break from the highlight last week.

Following the announcement of those violations, the golf club’s supervisor dismissed the findings as “politically motivated.”