Donald Trump and Doug Burgum inspected federal golf course renovations during presidential activities.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 1

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Donald Trump and Doug Burgum inspected federal golf course renovations during presidential activities.

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Donald Trump Doug Burgum

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Jul 1Tom Fazio advised on the major golf course redesign during the tour.1 source
- alternet.org
Jun 28Trump and Burgum inspected federal golf course renovations.1 source
- rawstory.com

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Doug Burgum
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Jul 1alternet.org
Jun 28rawstory.com