More than 500 trees may be removed from D.C. golf course Trump wants to redesign
Key Points:
- The Trump administration has not finalized a plan to redesign East Potomac Golf Links but intends to remove over 500 trees from the site.
- Starting Saturday, National Park Service crews will begin cutting trees at the historic public golf course as part of a new federal court filing.
- The initial phase involves removing 169 trees, followed by a second phase targeting 90 more trees.
- Ultimately, the Park Service may remove up to 529 trees from the golf course area.