Trump International Golf Club

Trump International Golf Club opened in 1999 as Donald Trump's first golf course, set on leased municipal land between West Palm Beach and Palm Springs, Florida. Architect Jim Fazio shaped the par-72 Championship Course, reportedly on a budget exceeding $40 million, manufacturing rolling contours and elevation across otherwise flat South Florida terrain. The layout stretches beyond 7,300 yards and is defended by more than 100 bunkers, extensive water hazards, and bentgrass playing surfaces, with a signature par-3 17th playing across water to an island-style green. The property later expanded to 27 holes with the nine-hole Trump Nine, also a Fazio design. Recognized for demanding course and slope ratings, it functions as an exclusive private club anchored by a Mediterranean-style clubhouse and spa, and has hosted numerous professional and celebrity outings. It remains a flagship within the Trump Organization's collection of championship golf properties.