President Donald Trump is known to spend a lot of time golfing, so it’s not a surprise that a large part of his business empire centres around golf.
Indeed, while on an official visit to Scotland, the president has been seen on various golf courses, touring the country that is the home of golf.
President Trump also hosted Prime Minister Keir Starmer at his Aberdeenshire golf course, with plans to open a second golf course on the resort at the end of his week-long visit.
While the focus is on the Scottish location this week, here’s a round-up of every Trump Golf around the world – including two new ones set to open soon.
Aberdeen, Scotland

Ranked as the greatest modern championship links in Great Britain and Ireland, the 7,428-yard Trump International Scotland resort was designed by Martin Hawtree.
The natural landscape offers deep valleys and views of the North Sea coastline for the course.
Doonbeg, Ireland

Built atop sand hills along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, Doonbeg is another design from Martin Hawtree.
Opened in 2002, the course was bought by Trump International in February 2014.
Miami, Florida

Trump National Doral boasts 55 years of PGA Tour history, held across the four redesigned championship courses.
Past famous champions on this course include Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.
Los Angeles, California

Another coastal location, Trump National LA is ranked among the top 30 public courses in the US.
Its clubhouse is also known for hosting parties and events, as well as gold-related celebrations.
Turnberry, Scotland

Ranked as one of the top 20 courses in the world, the Ailsa at Trump Turnberry has also played host to four Open Championships.
Being an iconic course, it’s instantly recognisable thanks to its famous lighthouse.
Trump International Golf Club, Dubai

Located within the ‘AKOYA by DAMAC’ development, Trump Golf Dubai features a 7,205-yard, par-71 Gil Hanse course.
It’s known for bringing a links-style golfing experience to the Arabian Peninsula.
Bedminster, New Jersey

The private club of the Trump National location in Bedminster features two courses.
The Top 100 Old Course was the home of the 2017 US Women’s Open and the New Course saw the 2009 US Junior Amateur.
Charlotte, North Carolina

Bringing Trump National’s private membership to North Carolina, the course follows Lake Norman for most of its length.
Nearly two-thirds of the holes play in view of or next to the lake – offering both a nice view and a treacherous obstacle.
Colts Neck, New Jersey

Designed by Jerry Pate, Trump National Colts Neck is located in coastal New Jersey.
The course’s USP is the special “19th hole,” an extra par-3 with an island green directly in front of the clubhouse, as pictured above.
Hudson Valley, New York

Located in Hudson Valley, another private club from Trump National offers nearly 7,700 yards of golfing against the backdrop of the Stormville Mountains.
The final four closing holes are well-known, winding between one another amongst lakes.
Jupiter, Florida

Trump National Jupiter is also reserved for private members in Florida, although it has definite Scottish influence in its design.
There are revetted bunkers and run-ups into many greens across the 7,531-yard course.
Palm Beach, Florida

Opening in 1999, Trump International Golf Club, West Palm Beach is the first course developed by the Trump Organization.
It’s home to the Top 100-ranked Championship 18, as one of its two courses featuring 27 holes.
Philadelphia, New Jersey

Perched atop southern New Jersey’s highest point, Trump National’s private club has another Tom Fazio design.
There are six sets of tees to keep a high turnover of private member golfers on track.
Washington, D.C.

Twenty-five miles from the US capital is the well-known DC location for private members of Trump National.
There are two courses running alongside the Potomac River, named the Riverview and the Championship courses.
Westchester, New York

Just 30 minutes outside of midtown Manhattan, Trump National Golf Club, Westchester is popular with New York members.
It’s perhaps best known for its 101-foot waterfall which can be seen from the course.
Lido City, Indonesia

Trump International Golf Club, Lido plays home to Ernie Els’ first course design in Indonesia.
Located 40 miles south of Jakarta, Trump International Resort & Golf Club Lido is one of the few locations outside of the US and America.
Muscat, Oman

Coming soon to the hilltops of Muscat, Trump International Golf Club, Oman will feature a championship 18-hole golf course.
The resort is set to open in November, 2028.
Bali, Indonesia

Another upcoming location is set to open in September, 2025, designed by Phil Mickelson.
Trump International Resort & Golf Club Bali will also offer luxury villas, mansions, and resort condos for guests.