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The article reports on Trump's plans to convert a historic public golf course in Washington for professional tournaments, prompting lawsuits and death threats from amateur golfers and preservationists.
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A historic, public golf course, Trump's radical renovation plans - and death threats
The US President wants to convert a historic facility in Washington for professional tournaments. Amateur golfers and monument preservationists are taking the matter to court. Does the golf course have to give way to Trump's gigantism?
By Lukas Rilke and Claus Hecking, Hamburg and Boston
November 13, 2026, 8:27 a.m

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