Trump National Hudson Valley occupies rolling terrain in Dutchess County, roughly seventy miles north of New York City. Designed by Eric Bergstol and opened in the early 2000s, the course was developed on a former estate property and features significant elevation changes throughout its routing. The layout takes advantage of natural ridgelines and valleys, with several holes offering views across the Hudson Valley toward distant mountain ranges. Water features, including ponds and streams, come into play on multiple holes. The course measures over 7,000 yards from the championship tees and presents a variety of strategic challenges across its par-72 design. Bergstol's routing incorporates dramatic elevation shifts, particularly on holes that play uphill or downhill along the property's contours. The finishing stretch includes holes that navigate around water and require precise approach shots to well-protected greens. Conditioning standards are typically high, with bent grass fairways and greens maintained to tournament-level specifications. The club operates as a private facility and includes a clubhouse with dining amenities positioned to overlook the course and surrounding landscape. The property reflects the broader Trump golf portfolio's emphasis on visual presentation and course conditioning. While not a major championship venue, the course has hosted regional amateur events and serves as a notable private club option in the lower Hudson Valley region, drawing membership from both local residents and the New York metropolitan area.