Trump Golf Club Cited for Health Violations

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Trump National Golf Club Westchester was cited by local health officials for numerous violations, including the presence of insects and rodents, uncovered and mislabeled food, and poorly constructed and maintained facilities, according to recently released inspection records.

Why it matters

This is not the first time a Trump golf club has faced health code violations, raising concerns about food safety and sanitation practices at the former president's properties. The findings underscore the need for rigorous oversight and enforcement of health regulations at commercial food service establishments.

The details

According to the November 20, 2025 inspection report, Westchester County Department of Health officials observed "dirty surfaces," food that was "uncovered, mislabeled, [and] stored on floor," and "missing or inadequate sneeze guards" at the Trump National Golf Club Westchester. The buildings were also cited for being "poorly constructed" and "in disrepair," with "inadequate" lighting and ventilation.

• The Westchester County Department of Health inspection took place on November 20, 2025.
• In May 2025, New Jersey health officials found 18 health code violations at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster.