This site is about 30 minutes from New York City and home to a 101-foot waterfall. The 7,291-yard, 18-hole course was designed by architect Tom Fazio.
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This golf course took 14 years to develop and was built on a landfill. According to Bloomberg, the course cost $269 million to build.
Before the course opened in 2015, Business Insider reporters Jay Yarow and Tony Manfred tested the course out. They described the course as fun and not too difficult. They also applauded the nice views of the city's skyline, and the Whitestone Bridge.
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In early 2019, this site made headlines when President Trump was accused of hiring undocumented workers, one of whom is believed to have worked at the Hudson Valley site for 18 years.
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This golf course has been the host of many important games. In 2017, it hosted the US Women's Open and in 2022 will host the PGA Championship.
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This New Jersey golf course has 40 acres of hay production and trees. According to the Wall Street Journal, in 2016, President Trump was able to avoid thousands of dollars in property taxes on his two New Jersey golf courses because they have a goat herd, hay farming, and woodcutting.
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This 18-hole golf course was designed by architect Tom Fazio. The site spans 36 acres and according to the website, is the highest point in Southern New Jersey.
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This golf club boasts two 18-hole golf courses: The 7,693-yard Championship Course and the 7,234-yard Riverview Course. Both courses boast views of the Potomac River.
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This 18-hole golf course spans 7,495 yards and was designed by Australian golf professional George Norman.
Located on the site is Trump Bakery, which is open seven days a week 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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This was the first golf property the Trump Organization bought and opened in 1999.
President Trump has played many games at this course and was recently spotted there with singer Kid Rock.
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This 800-acre site is home to the Rick Smith Golf Performance Center and the famous Blue Monster course. The 7,608-yard Blue Monster course is famous because it was home to PGA Tour events for 55 years.
Rick Smith is well known for his success as a PGA Tour golf instructor.
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This 7,531-yard, 18-hole golf course was designed by famous golfer Jack Nicklaus. In 2019, President Trump was seen golfing at the course with Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.
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This course is home to the Rick Smith Golf Academy and an annual wine and beer festival that showcases wineries, breweries, food trucks, and live music. In August 2019, the site will host its 11th annual festival.
Rick Smith is well known for his success as a PGA Tour golf instructor.
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This golf course was designed by golf-course architect Dr. Martin Hawtree.
In June 2019, Business Insider reported that the sand dunes on the course are at risk of losing their protected status because they were damaged during the development process. The course opened in 2012, despite concerns that it would damage the unique habitat.
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This historical site was originally built in 1906. It is home to two historic golf courses: the Ailsa course and the King Robert the Bruce course.
The Ailsa course has hosted four Open Championships, while the King Robert the Bruce course made its debut in 2017.
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President Trump's most recent visit to the course was in June 2019. In 2017, he won permission to build two seawalls around his course to prevent it from eroding.
The tiny village where the club is located has a population of 200, according to the New York Post. It is said to employ over 300 workers.
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Last year, the company that manages the Dubai golf course more than doubled its income, according to The Daily Beast.
President Trump is also in the process of building another golf club in Dubai, which has been designed by PGA champion Tiger Woods.
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