Trump Club calls fly infestation 'politically motivated' as pest problems plague locations

Health officials uncovered a serious pest control problem at the Trump National Golf Club Washington D.C., where President Donald Trump was seen last weekend, according to reports on Tuesday.

The latest discovery of flies was among several reported health violations plaguing Trump properties, NOTUS reported.

"Observed a large quantity of small flies in the storage room near the employee restrooms," a Loudoun County health inspector wrote June 30 in a report published by NOTUS.

"In another part of Trump National Golf Club Washington D.C., the health inspector flagged the property for using and storing pest control products not designed for use in a food establishment, health records indicate," NOTUS reported.

Trump National Golf Club Washington D.C. denied any wrongdoing in a statement to the outlet.

“We operate our properties to the highest health and safety standards. These so-called ‘violations’ are fabricated, politically motivated and completely without merit. We stand firmly behind the integrity of our operations and reject these baseless claims,” the golf course statement said.

Other Trump properties have had various health code violations, including Trump National Golf Club Hudson Valley in Hopewell Junction, New York, which was slapped with a "critical" violation.

Health officials, according to records obtained by NOTUS in November 2025, reported they found insects, rodents and dirty surfaces at Trump National Golf Club Westchester.

The Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago also violated city health codes, according to NOTUS. Last December, Chicago health inspectors reported flies, faulty dishwashers, and wastewater flooding around three prep sinks in the main kitchen.

In a lawsuit filed in December 2025, a former employee who was fired from the Bedminster, New Jersey, golf club reported finding maggots and mold in the club's soft serve machine. Trump was even apparently revolted by the discoveries at the facility.