BEDMINSTER, New Jersey — Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, owned by President Donald Trump, received a health inspection score of 32 out of 100 on May 6.

The score marks the lowest among 115 establishments in Somerset County, according to a report by the county’s Department of Health.

The inspection cited 18 health violations, nine of which were deemed critical, posing “an unacceptable health risk.”

Violations included the use of a household microwave in the commercial kitchen, improper hand-washing facilities lacking soap or paper towels, and a hand sink being used to store a sanitizer bucket.

The inspector noted that the person in charge “fails to demonstrate knowledge of food safety,” and that the number of violations itself constituted a violation.

The club was out of compliance with all three requirements in the “food protected from contamination” category. Violations included expired milk, raw meat stored improperly and a dishwasher that did not meet the required temperature.

The club operates under the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust, allowing Trump to earn income from it during his presidency. He spent over 100 days at the property during his first term.

The club was reportedly hit four times alone on handwashing violations.

Trump was last seen eating at the establishment in March along with Elon Musk who made headlines when a clip surfaced of him playing with the silverware at his table. The video went viral online.

The club has not publicly responded to the inspection findings.