All Known Assets

An 800-acre private club in Potomac Falls, Virginia, containing two 18-hole courses designed by Tom Fazio (Championship) and Arthur Hills (Riverview), both par 72. The 50,000 square-foot clubhouse, 82-foot pool, and indoor tennis centre complete a full-service facility. Trump purchased the former Lowes Island Club in 2009 for $13 million from a bank after the previous owner defaulted, then invested at least $25 million in renovations. Golf Digest ranked it the No. 9 Best Course in Virginia in 2025. Hosted LIV Golf in 2023 and 2024. Atlantic Industrial Coatings — the company awarded the controversial $13.1 million no-bid Reflecting Pool contract — previously worked on pools at this club.

A five-star golf resort and hotel on over 400 Atlantic coastal acres in County Clare, Ireland. The Greg Norman-designed links course opened in 2002; Trump acquired it from receivership in 2014 for approximately €15 million, then invested over €40 million in renovations. The 218-suite lodge won Condé Nast Traveller's 2025 Best Resorts in Europe award. The course will host the Amgen Irish Open in September 2026 — its first major European Tour event. Despite luxury positioning, the property operated at pre-tax losses of €1.37 million in 2019 and €3.59 million in 2020. Golf Digest ranked it the ninth-best course in Ireland.

Trump's first-ever golf course acquisition and the pioneer for his reputation in luxury private golf. Opened in 1999 and designed by Jim Fazio with a budget exceeding $40 million, the 27-hole facility required moving three million cubic yards of earth, digging lakes over 50 feet deep, and transplanting 5,000 mature trees. The 18-hole Championship Course measures 7,326 yards. Ranked the No. 1 golf course in Florida by Florida Golf Magazine and a top-15 course in Golf Digest's Best Florida Courses (2025). Sits adjacent to Mar-a-Lago, whose members are entitled to play here. Hosted the LPGA Tour ADT Championships 2006–2008. Trump self-reported a value of $25 million to $50 million.

An 18-hole oceanfront golf course on the dramatic Palos Verdes Peninsula south of Los Angeles, overlooking the Pacific. One of the most scenically striking courses in Trump's portfolio, situated on an active landslide-prone bluff — a geological factor that has periodically affected the property. Trump reported $13 million in golf revenue alongside $8.2 million in land sales from the property, suggesting an active residential development component. He self-reported its value at $50 million or above in financial disclosures.

An 18-hole private club near Trump's hometown, designed by the legendary Pete Dye — who has designed multiple PGA Tour venues. The course holds personal significance as his closest major club to Manhattan. Forbes reported annual revenue of approximately $9.4 million. Located in Briarcliff Manor, Westchester County, near the Seven Springs estate and the Briarcliff Manor land holding also in his portfolio. Trump self-reported a value of $50 million or above.

An 18-hole private club in Jupiter, Florida, on the Atlantic coast north of Palm Beach. The first Trump-acquired course designed by Jack Nicklaus — the 18-time Major winner — purchased from Ritz-Carlton in 2012. The Mediterranean-style clubhouse attracts high-profile membership and the course regularly features on Florida best-of lists. Forbes reported annual revenue of approximately $12.4 million. Trump self-reported a value of $50 million or above.

An 18-hole private hilltop course designed by Tom Fazio in Pine Hill, New Jersey, offering panoramic views of the Philadelphia skyline. Measuring 7,370 yards from the championship tees, the course features tree-lined fairways and multiple water obstacles, and has undergone a signature renovation under Trump's direction. Forbes reported annual revenue of approximately $4 million to $5 million. Trump self-reported its value at $5 million to $25 million.

An 18-hole waterfront course on Lake Norman in Mooresville, North Carolina, designed by Greg Norman. Fourteen holes play directly along or over the water. The property features a New England-style cobblestone village entrance, a bakery, Village Spa, and fine dining. Forbes reported annual revenue of approximately $10 million. Trump acquired it in 2012 and self-reported a value of $5 million to $25 million.

A private 18-hole links-inspired course in affluent Monmouth County, New Jersey, designed by Jerry Pate with course refinements by Tom Fazio II and Trump personally. Forbes reported annual revenue of approximately $6.6 million — a relatively high revenue multiple compared to its stated value. Trump self-reported a value of $5 million to $25 million.

An 18-hole private course in the Hudson Valley framed by views of the Stormville Mountains. Renovated under Trump's direction with luxury amenity upgrades consistent across the portfolio. Forbes reported annual revenue of approximately $4 million to $5 million. Trump self-reported a value of $5 million to $25 million. One of his later course acquisitions.