President Donald Trump won the annual caddies’ day tournament at Trump National Golf Club Westchester in Briarcliff Manor, New York, according to current reporting. White House assistant press secretary Olivia Wales confirmed the reported result. The 18-hole event pairs club members with caddies.
Earlier in August, Trump said he won both the senior and super-senior divisions of the club championship at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster in New Jersey with a score of 70. The Trump Organization owns or manages a portfolio of golf properties in the United States and abroad.
Trump wins Westchester caddies’ day tournament
Trump won the annual caddies’ day tournament at Trump National Golf Club Westchester in Briarcliff Manor, New York, according to current reporting. The event pairs members with club caddies for an 18-hole round.
The Westchester course is a 7,300-yard, par-72 layout designed by Jim Fazio. The club is located at 100 Shadow Tree Lane in Briarcliff Manor.
The team’s winning score has not been publicly reported. After the round, Trump attended an event honoring the caddies and reportedly provided a $25,000 bonus to be divided among the caddying staff.
Westchester victory follows Bedminster titles
Trump’s Westchester victory followed his August 2 announcement that he had won the senior and super-senior divisions at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster. Trump’s public schedule shows multiple visits to Bedminster during August.
The president’s public schedule placed him at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster during several August weekends, including August 1-2, August 7-9 and August 14-16. The Westchester and Bedminster clubs each held separate member competitions.
The Trump Organization’s golf portfolio includes properties in New York, New Jersey, Florida, Scotland and other locations in the United States and abroad. Some coverage of Trump’s victories has referenced previous questions about his golf play.
The Westchester and Bedminster events were private-club competitions
Trump competes in events at golf properties operated by the Trump Organization, including Trump National Golf Club Westchester and Trump National Golf Club Bedminster. Both competitions took place at private clubs operated by the Trump Organization.
The Westchester event was an 18-hole caddies’ day tournament pairing members with caddies, while the Bedminster result involved the club’s senior and super-senior championship divisions. These are private-club competitions rather than PGA Tour or USGA championships.
Officials provide limited public information about the 2026 events. The Westchester team score has not been disclosed, while Trump said he shot 70 at Bedminster.
Trump says he won 2 Bedminster age divisions
Trump announced on August 2 that he had won both the senior and super-senior divisions of the Bedminster club championship. He said he shot a score of 70. He announced his claimed victories and score in a Truth Social post.
In his announcement, Trump attributed the result to what he called his natural talent and said he had limited time to practice because of his other responsibilities. The report did not include complete results for the field.
Trump National Golf Club Bedminster’s Old Course was designed by Tom Fazio. The par-72 course hosted the 2017 U.S. Women’s Open, one of women’s golf’s major championships. The course includes bunkers and water hazards as part of its design.
Trump has spent multiple 2026 weekends at Bedminster
After his August Bedminster victory, Trump said he had little time to practice because he was focused on other responsibilities. His public schedule records golf club visits alongside official presidential activities.
The president’s public schedule shows repeated weekend stays at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster during the summer of 2026, including multiple weekends in August. Presidential security accompanies Trump during his golf club visits
His public schedule documents multiple visits to golf clubs in 2026. News reports have documented repeated visits to his golf properties during 2026. Trump played golf during both his first and current second presidential terms.
Fun fact: In February 2025, Fox News reported that the USGA’s Golf Handicap Information Network listed Trump with a 2.5 Handicap Index and Trump National Golf Club Bedminster as his home club.
Trump has faced previous allegations about his golf play
Sportswriter Rick Reilly’s 2019 book, “Commander in Cheat: How Golf Explains Trump“, focused on allegations about Trump’s conduct and scoring on golf courses. Reilly said his account was based partly on his own experience playing with Trump and interviews with other golfers and caddies.
Actor Samuel L. Jackson and boxer Oscar De La Hoya also previously accused Trump of cheating at golf. Trump publicly disputed cheating allegations, including De La Hoya’s claims in 2016.
In July 2025, a video from Trump’s Turnberry course in Scotland appeared to show an aide dropping a golf ball before Trump played from the area. The footage led to additional media coverage of previous allegations about Trump’s golf play.
Recent golf victories have received media coverage
Trump’s August 2026 Bedminster victory was reported by sports and national news outlets after he announced the result on social media. Coverage noted his claim that he shot 70 and won both the senior and super-senior divisions.
Reporters documented the Westchester caddies’ Day victory, and a White House assistant press secretary confirmed the result. The Westchester team did not disclose the score publicly.
Some coverage of the Bedminster result also referenced previous allegations about Trump’s golf play. Those allegations remain disputed by Trump. Recent victories at Bedminster and Westchester were both followed by media coverage.
Trump continues to spend time at golf properties during his second term
The president’s public schedule documents repeated visits to Trump National Golf Club Bedminster during 2026, including several summer weekends. His public schedule documents visits to golf properties during his second term.
The Trump Organization currently lists golf properties in the United States and abroad. Its tournament calendar also lists the 2026 Amgen Irish Open at Trump International Golf Links & Hotel Ireland from September 10-13.
The Trump Organization continues to list golf tournaments and events at its properties. Golf remains a recurring subject in coverage of Trump’s activities.
Little-known fact: Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, hosted the LPGA Tour’s season-ending ADT Championship each year from 2001 through 2008.
TL;DR
- Trump won the Caddies Day tournament at Trump National Golf Club Westchester.
- The Westchester win followed Trump’s August 2 announcement that he had won 2 Bedminster age divisions
- He claimed both senior and super-senior titles at Bedminster with a score of 70.
- Sportswriter Rick Reilly and others have previously accused Trump of breaking golf rules, allegations Trump has disputed.
- Trump’s public schedule documents repeated visits to his golf properties during 2026.
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