Donald Trump owns and operates 16 golf courses worldwide through The Trump Organization. His portfolio features 11 courses in the United States, two in Scotland, one in Ireland, one in Dubai, and one in Indonesia.[1, 2]

United States (11 Locations)

• California: Trump National Golf Club, Los Angeles
• Florida: Trump National Doral, Miami | Trump National Golf Club, Jupiter | Trump International Golf Club, West Palm Beach
• New Jersey: Trump National Golf Club, Bedminster | Trump National Golf Club, Colts Neck | Trump National Golf Club, Philadelphia
• New York: Trump National Golf Club, Hudson Valley | Trump National Golf Club, Westchester
• North Carolina: Trump National Golf Club, Charlotte
• Virginia: Trump National Golf Club, Washington, D.C. [1]

International (5 Locations)

• Scotland: Trump Turnberry | Trump International, Scotland
• Ireland: Trump International Golf Links & Hotel, Doonbeg
• United Arab Emirates: Trump International Golf Club, Dubai
• Indonesia: Trump International Golf Club, Lido [1, 2]

The exact number of buildings Donald Trump owns depends on how you define ownership, but his namesake portfolio consists of more than 500 individual businesses and properties, spanning office towers, luxury residences, and golf resorts globally. [1]

It is important to note that many buildings bearing the “Trump” name are licensed properties—meaning the owners pay to use his brand, but the Trump Organization does not own the physical structure itself. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

A breakdown of his tangible holdings includes:

• Signature Commercial & Office Properties: He fully owns or holds a controlling interest in flagship buildings like Trump Tower in New York City and the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago.[1, 2]
• Luxury Residential Properties: The portfolio includes dozens of residential buildings, such as Trump Park Avenue and Trump Parc in New York, alongside developments internationally. [1]
• Golf & Resort Properties: Trump’s real estate footprint also relies heavily on resort properties and more than a a dozen golf courses across the U.S., Scotland, and Ireland. [1]

For the full list of properties, explore the official Trump International Realty Portfolio or his broader Trump.com Luxury Residential Portfolio. [1]