Trump National Golf Club

Overview: Trump National Golf Club Philadelphia is a private 18-hole Tom Fazio course in Pine Hill, New Jersey, on high ground close to Pine Valley. The official Trump Golf profile lists the championship routing at 7,370 yards; the directory records par 71. Undulating fairways, large sand features, bentgrass putting surfaces, mature trees and views toward the Philadelphia skyline give the course a strong visual identity. Water appears on several holes, but the more consistent test comes from the changing slopes, elevated ground and the need to choose safe angles into Fazio’s green complexes.

History: The course occupies the former Pine Hill Golf Club property and was developed into the Trump National Philadelphia course in the late 2000s. Trump Golf’s own portfolio places Philadelphia in 2010 and identifies Tom Fazio as the architect. The 365-acre property sits on one of southern New Jersey’s highest points, a setting that lets the course use both long views and sharp changes in elevation. Its current public-facing name distinguishes it from Trump National clubs in New Jersey and elsewhere, while the exact directory identity remains the Pine Hill routing.

Did You Know? Trump National Philadelphia’s skyline views are not a distant promotional image: the course is positioned on high ground near Pine Valley and the official portfolio describes broad views across the Philadelphia area. That elevated setting is one reason the layout can feel more dramatic than its wooded South Jersey surroundings suggest.