Ivanka Trump brutally snubbed by elite Indian Creek Country Club

Ivanka Trump and husband Jared Kushner have been told they “need not apply” to the glitzy golf club near their new $30m plot of land.

Following her “American patriots” tweet, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner “need not apply” to the upscale Indian Creek Country Club near their $30 million plot of land on the exclusive Florida island nicknamed “The Billionaire’s Bunker”.

The island community — one of the wealthiest in the US — has just 29 residences, and residents include Julio Iglesias, Carl Icahn, Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen — but owning a home there doesn’t mean you get automatic membership to the country club, Page Six reports.

A local source sniped, “You have to be nominated and make a formal application. But it only takes one member to object against any new member, and many members are objecting, particularly after the events at the Capitol on January 6.

“Jared and Ivanka can lunch with their fellow ‘patriots’ at Mar-a-Lago (the Florida resort Donald Trump bought in 1985).

“The Indian Creek Country Club members are very picky and the word is that Ivanka need not apply.”

Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner are going to build their Billionaire Bunker on the island. Picture: Mandel Ngan / AFP

Ivanka — who was at the side of her father, President Trump, in DC as he made his incendiary speech to protesters before they descended on the Capitol — was heavily criticised for calling the mob “American Patriots” in a tweet that she deleted, even though she also called for an end to the illegal behaviour.

And as the president prepares to leave office, Ivanka and husband Jared have been planning their post-administration life.

Page Six revealed the couple bought the $30 million-plus parcel of land on Miami’s uber-swanky and high-security Indian Creek Island.

At the centre of the island is the Indian Creek Country Club, once referred to as “Miami-Dade County’s most exclusive, and controversial, private society.”

The exclusive Florida island is home to a host of stars. Picture: Google Earth

The 300-member club, built in 1930, has an 18-hole golf course, a restaurant and initiation fees exceeding $150,000. It is run as a separate entity from the wealthy residents of the island.

The club has been mired in controversy in the past for its one-time practice of permitting only a handful of Jewish people and people of colour in its membership.

In 1999, Bill Clinton was criticised for golfing there. The following year, then-Gov. Jeb Bush cancelled a tee time there after talking to the island’s Jewish mayor, Leonard Miller.

A separate source said Ivanka and Jared had already been made to feel very welcome on the island, which is largely Republican, and they had received numerous invitations to dine with their future neighbours.

The source added they had not applied for a membership at the Indian Creek Country Club, and the Trump National Doral Golf Club — which has four PGA golf courses — is nearby in Miami.

Plus, their house on the island would take around two years to build, and in the meantime, the couple would be residing at another property in the Miami area.

A rep for Ivanka and Jared didn’t comment.

This article originally appeared on Page Six and was reproduced here with permission