Every golf course owned by Donald Trump and how much it costs to play them as US Presidential election nears

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Donald Trump is as well known for his love of golf as he is for his politics and he’s the proud owner of an entire estate of golf clubs around the world.

The ‘Trump Golf’ brand oversees a whole host of fine courses in different locations around the entire globe and it’s one of the proud accomplishments of the former US president’s career.

Of course, to play these courses is often a dream for several golfers but like most upmarket golf courses, there’s a decent price to pay.

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So, just what courses does Donald Trump own and how much does it cost to play them?

Here, the Golfing Gazette looks at that exact information.

The 18 golf courses owned by Donald Trump and how much it costs to play them

Aberdeen, Scotland

Widley regarded as one of the greatest modern links courses in Europe and certainly the UK and Ireland, Trump’s property in Aberdeen is a stunner.

Cost to play – £195 to £205

Doonbeg, Ireland

Another impeccable links course, the Doonbeg property has had upgrades in both 2015 and 2016 and is one of the jewels in the crown for Irish golf.

Cost to play – 250 Euros

Miami, USA

Miami’s property is host to four stunning golf courses that have hosted big events and seen winners like Tiger Woods come out on top.

Cost to play – $175 to $275

Los Angeles, USA

Trump’s Los Angeles effort is one of the top 30 public courses in America and is widely regarded as one of the most stunning to play as it sits along the Pacific Ocean.

Cost to play – $136 to $170

Turnberry, Scotland

Trump Turnberry is regarded by many as the jewel in the crown of the entire estate and has hosted four Open Championships. It regularly features inside the top 20 courses in the world.

Cost to play – £425 to £1000

Dubai, UAE

One of the more modern courses of the Trump brand, the Dubai course was opened in 2017 before opening its fully flood-lit back nine in 2023.

Cost to play – £400 (2000 AED)

Donald Trump’s members only Golf clubs

Despite being known for owning courses readily accessibly for the public, Trump’s estate also owns a number of private member courses.

These courses are played by invitation or membership only and specifics around the cost have to be made via the Trump Golf website.

Upcoming additions to the Trump Golf empire

The Trump brand is extending further into the world and is set to open a number of courses out in Asia.

Expected openings in 2024 have not yet happened, though, with limited information on the websites of how to book an actual tee time.