Westchester's Trump National is a testament to modern ambition etched onto rolling hills just north of New York City. Originally designed to test even the most seasoned golfer, the course plays long, favoring a power fade off the tee. Errant tee shots are penalized severely by thick rough and strategically placed bunkers. Arthur Hills' original design was reimagined to its current state by Jim Fazio in the late 1990s. Since then, the club has hosted numerous local and regional tournaments, drawing a membership keen on both serious competition and social camaraderie. The convivial, yet driven membership often settles wagers at the famed nineteenth hole. While not a fixture on the professional circuit, the course holds a respected position in the region. Its challenging layout and meticulously manicured greens offer a stern test for golfers of all skill levels. The course's undulating fairways, coupled with challenging pin positions, demand strategic course management and precision.