Westchester County Department of Health officials reportedly found not only the presence of pests at Trump National Golf Club<\/a>, but a variety of other issues ranging from ventilation problems to improperly stored food<\/a>, according county records. <\/p>\n The county’s findings describe “dirty surfaces,” “poorly constructed” rooms that are in “disrepair,” and “inadequate” lighting and ventilation, according to reports analyzed by NOTUS.org<\/a>.<\/p>\n Inspectors also found food that was “uncovered, mislabeled [and] stored on the floor,” as well as missing or inadequate sneeze guards and “double stacked” food containers.<\/p>\n To golf at Trump\u2019s New York club, initiation fees can range between $50,000 and $100,000, and the annual fee is approximately $15,000, according to TrumpGolfTracker<\/a>, a blog that tracks Trump\u2019s golf outings and properties. Those figures are based on media reports and public information, but the club does not publicly post its fees or dues, so the actual figures may vary. <\/p>\n open image in gallery<\/p>\n The Trump National Gold Club in Briarcliff Manor, New York, received five health code violation notices from the Westchester County Department of Health, citing the presence of ‘insects and rodents’ as well as problems with the facilities’ maintenance and food storage (Getty Images)<\/p>\n It is typically discouraged in the food service industry to double stack containers as the weight of the second layer can compromise the integrity of the lower containers, leading to potential food spoilage or contamination<\/a>. <\/p>\n None of the violations noted by inspectors were ruled “critical.” <\/p>\n The Independent has requested comment from the Trump Organization<\/a>, which owns and operates the club, as well as the Westchester Department of Health. <\/p>\n The inspections noted in the report are from November 20, 2025, and several of the problems noted in that report were said to have been present during a previous inspection a month prior. <\/p>\n It is unclear if inspectors have been back to the golf club since the November visit, and it is unclear if the club has addressed any of the issues noted by the county. <\/p>\n open image in gallery<\/p>\n President Donald Trump golfing at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey (Getty Images)<\/p>\n Trump’s Bedminster golf course in New Jersey has also received inspector notes. A Somerset County Department of Health report from May 6, 2025, found 18 instances in which the staff or property was out of compliance with county standards. <\/p>\n Inspectors found the club was out of compliance with regard to keeping raw meat and eggs separated from ready-to-eat meals, in protecting food from contamination, and in the proper cleaning of surfaces touched by food. The report also notes the club was out of compliance with food storage and general property maintenance. <\/p>\n David Schutzenhofer, the general manager of Trump National Bedminister \u2014 which is also the site where Trump’s first wife, Ivana, is buried \u2014 told NJBIZ<\/a> that the the “B” grade the club received after the inspection was \u201cclearly nothing more than a politically motivated attack.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cNever before have we witnessed such visceral hostility from the health department,\u201d he told the outlet. <\/p>\n![\"The](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/03\/GettyImages-2104443680.jpg\")
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