Health inspectors found rodents and insects at Donald Trump’s New York golf club.
The Westchester County Department of Health conducted its inspection of Trump National Golf Club Westchester in Briarcliff Manor, New York, on Nov. 20, 2025.
Authorities issued five health code violations following the visit, which also found dirty surfaces, “poorly constructed” rooms in disrepair, and inadequate lighting and ventilation, according to state health data reviewed by NOTUS.
None of the violations was deemed “critical.”
Among the food-handling violations, inspectors recorded items left uncovered, mislabeled, and on the floor, as well as sneeze guards found to be absent or insufficient, and improperly stacked containers.
Neither the club nor the Trump Organization, which owns and runs the property, responded to requests for comment from NOTUS.
This is not the first time a Trump golf property has run into trouble with health officials.
