Trump International Golf Club, West Palm Beach, Private golf course in West Palm Beach, United States.
Trump International Golf Club is a golf course with 27 holes in West Palm Beach, Florida. The property measures just under 6.7 kilometers (7,326 yards) and incorporates water features and varied terrain throughout its fairways and greens.
The club opened to members in 1999 after several years of planning and construction in the late 1990s. Architect Jim Fazio shaped the layout, adding nine additional holes to the original 18 during development.
The club's name comes from its founder, Donald Trump, and it was his first golf property. Gary Wiren, senior director of instruction for Trump Golf Properties, is based at the club. The clubhouse hosts weddings and other social or business events, and the championship par-72 layout has hosted LPGA tournaments.
Members play without fixed tee times and practice at a multi-level driving range on the grounds. The clubhouse offers several restaurants and additional facilities for socializing and relaxation.
On September 15, 2024, Ryan Wesley Routh hid in shrubbery at the club and aimed a rifle at a member of Donald Trump's security detail while Trump was golfing; a Secret Service agent fired at him and he fled, later detained on Interstate 95. Routh was convicted in September 2025 and sentenced in February 2026 to life in prison.
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