Health officials in Loudon County, Virginia, visited the clubhouse <\/a>restaurant located in Sterling on June 30, where an inspector \u201cobserved a large quantity of small flies in the storage room near the employee restrooms,\u201d according to the inspection report <\/a>obtained by NOTUS<\/a>.<\/p>\n In the club\u2019s grill restaurant<\/a>, the inspector noted the property was using and storing \u201cpest control products not designed for use in a food establishment, health records indicate,\u201d the outlet reports.<\/p>\n The inspector flagged safety issues with the temperature at which food was being stored at the more casual restaurant. <\/a>Blue cheese was found stored at 54 degrees Fahrenheit, sausage links at 51 degrees, and sausage patties at 49 degrees, which should all be stored at 41 degrees or less. <\/p>\n \u201cThe person-in-charge voluntarily discarded the blue cheese and sausage,\u201d the inspector wrote.<\/p>\n The restaurant\u2019s outdoor pizza operation also \u201clacks adequate handwashing or warewashing capacity,\u201d the report said. <\/p>\n In a statement to NOTUS, the golf club dismissed the health inspection\u2019s findings. <\/p>\n \u201cWe operate our properties to the highest health and safety standards. These so-called \u2018violations\u2019 are fabricated, politically motivated and completely without merit,\u201d the statement said. \u201cWe stand firmly behind the integrity of our operations and reject these baseless claims.\u201d<\/p>\n The Independent has contacted the club and Loudon County for further comment. <\/p>\n Trump golfed at the D.C. club last weekend. <\/p>\n It follows a report that county health inspectors in New York<\/a> also found a slew of issues at Trump\u2019s Westchester golf club in March, including the presence of \u201cinsects and rodents.\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n Westchester County Department of Health officials 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 to county records.<\/p>\n The general manager of the club said the report was \u201cclearly nothing more than a politically motivated attack.\u201d<\/p>\n![\"The](\"https:\/\/static.independent.co.uk\/2026\/07\/14\/12\/17\/GettyImages-1493249448.jpg\")
The restaurant at the Trump National Golf Club Washington D.C. has been hit with a string of health code violations, including a swarm of flies and storing food at the incorrect temperatures, according to a report (Getty Images)<\/p>\n![\"Trump](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/07\/2285089417...jpeg\")
Trump golfed at the Virginia club this weekend, which was hit with a slew of health code violations. The club dismissed the report as ‘politically motivated’ (AFP\/Getty)<\/p>\n