Trump National Golf Club Washington DC occupies a dramatic site along the Potomac River in Potomac Falls, Virginia, approximately thirty miles northwest of the nation's capital. Tom Fazio designed the course, which opened in 2009 on land that includes significant elevation changes and multiple holes playing along and above the river. The property's topography allows Fazio to create a routing that moves through varied terrain, from elevated tee shots with expansive views to approach shots played into greens set against the water or carved into hillsides. The course measures over 7,400 yards from the championship tees and features Fazio's characteristic wide fairways, strategic bunkering, and large, contoured greens. Several holes on the back nine play directly alongside the Potomac, with the river serving as both a visual element and a hazard on approach shots. The par-three thirteenth hole plays across a cove to a green perched near the water's edge, while the closing stretch includes multiple holes where the river influences strategy and shot selection. The club operates as a private facility and includes a substantial clubhouse positioned to take advantage of river views. The property underwent significant earthmoving during construction to shape the dramatic features and create the elevation changes that define the course's character. The design emphasizes scale and visual impact, with large bunkers, bold contouring, and framing that highlights the natural setting along one of the region's most prominent waterways.