National Links Trust says it will end operations at East Potomac Golf Links on Nov. 15

The Hill - Oct 29, 2026

The National Links Trust said this week it will cease operations at East Potomac Golf Links, Washington's most popular public golf course, as President Trump eyes the property for redevelopment. In a statement Thursday, the trust said it entered a new long-term lease agreement with the Interior Department and National Park Service (NPS) to manage,...

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