The sign welcoming guests to Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach was apparently vandalized overnight.
A sign welcoming guests to Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach appeared to have been vandalized overnight.
A tarp was covering the name"Trump" when Scripps News West Palm Beach photojournalist Eric Pasquarelli arrived at former President Donald Trump's golf club Friday morning.SEE MORE: GOP presidential candidates get some face time at Iowa State Fair Nobody from the Trump Organization, which oversees the West Palm Beach golf club, replied to an email seeking comment about the vandalism.
A spokeswoman for the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office said it didn't appear that an incident report had been filed. Trump, who has called Mar-a-Lago home since leaving the White House, was a frequent visitor to his golf club while serving as the 45th president of the United States. He is the front-runner in a crowded Republican presidential race that includes Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, whom Trump endorsed in 2018.
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