Washington plans up to $49m makeover of historic public golf course

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Washington plans a major renovation of the historic East Potomac Park public golf course dating back to 1897. The Trump administration awarded a contract worth up to $49 million for construction, following $389,355 awarded for environmental and preservation works.

Congress created Washington’s East Potomac Park for public recreation in 1897, and its golf course opened in 1919. Now, the Trump administration is moving ahead with plans to renovate the historic public course into a major golf venue. A $389,355 contract has been awarded for environmental and preservation work, while a construction contract could be worth up to $49 million.