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Interior Department Plans Closure and Redesign of East Potomac Golf Links

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The Department of the Interior is working on a plan to close East Potomac Golf Links in Washington, D.C., by November 15. This follows declarations by President Donald Trump that the historic course would temporarily shutter for a redesign. The Department of the Interior, led by Secretary Doug Burgum, and golf-course architect Tom Fazio were involved in developing this plan.

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The project involves a major overhaul of a public course in the nation's capital. The Trump administration has been involved in a legal dispute regarding the potential redesign of the course. The Interior Department is working to implement this direction through a formal plan.

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  • Doug BurgumUnited States Secretary of the Interior who leads the Department of the Interior
  • Tom FazioAmerican golf course architect appointed to lead the renovation and redesign efforts
  • Donald TrumpPresident of the United States who initiated the high-profile redesign project
  • Department of the InteriorGovernment agency leading the plan to close the course

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