Bryson DeChambeau praised President Trump as a 'great ambassador for the game' during a high-profile dinner and event linked to golf, where Trump National Golf Club served as one of the venues. The event, covered by Breitbart, highlights the club's role in promoting the political image of Trump, linking the sport with far‐right and authoritarian-leaning figures.

Trump National Golf Club hosted two events over the summer featuring far-right groups and speeches by a convicted extremist labeled as a 'Nazi sympathizer'. A video message from Donald Trump praising the attendees was also played, raising concerns about the club's endorsement of extremist ideologies.

A coalition of Jewish organizations and local leaders condemned Trump National Golf Club Bedminster for hosting multiple events featuring neo-Nazi Timothy Hale-Cusanelli, including a video endorsement by former President Donald Trump. The letter decries the club's role in normalizing extremist views and contributing to an atmosphere of hate.

An investigation launched by the Westchester County district attorney's office alleges that Trump National Golf Club misled officials by providing inaccurate property valuations to secure lower taxes. The New York Times report, corroborated by the Associated Press, details that the club's valuation was altered significantly, prompting legal scrutiny into potential tax fraud.

A criminal investigation has been launched against Trump National Golf Club for allegedly misleading officials to lower tax assessments. The probe is examining whether the club deliberately undervalued its property for tax purposes, a practice that raises serious concerns about ethical business conduct.

During a politically charged weekend in early August 2020, Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, hosted President Donald Trump as he signed executive actions and delivered speeches amid economic and pandemic crises. The club’s environment and gathering of influential members served to reinforce Trump’s authoritarian messaging, thereby aligning the venue with his undemocratic political maneuvering.

The New York Attorney General's office is reviewing complaints alleging that undocumented workers at Trump National Golf Club Westchester have experienced wage theft and poor working conditions, including being deprived of overtime pay.

House Democrats have called for an FBI investigation into claims that undocumented workers were hired and their documents falsified at Trump National Golf Club, pointing to potential forced labor and violations of employment laws.

An investigation revealed that Trump National Golf Club's confidential member lists include lobbyists, CEOs, and defense contractor executives, who pay high fees for memberships that provide them with potential and opportunistic access to the President. The exposure of these relationships raises concerns about conflicts of interest and opaque channels of influence.