The National Park Service will remove more than 500 trees ‘that do not contribute to the historic landscape’ from a golf course Trump is redesigning
The Trump administration is proceeding with a plan to renovate the East Potomac Golf Links into a championship-level course.
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# Trump Administration's Golf Course Redesign Moves Forward The National Park Service is removing over 500 trees from East Potomac Golf Links as part of the Trump administration's plan to renovate the course into a championship-level facility, with the tree removal justified as eliminating vegetation that doesn't match the historic landscape. This project represents a significant capital investment in Trump Organization golf assets, though specific budget figures and timelines for completion have not been disclosed in the announcement.
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