Trump Announces 15-Month Renovation Plan for Historic D.C. Golf Course
Donald Trump announced plans to close a historic golf course in Washington D.C. for 15 months of renovations.
Mankato, MN, October 18, 2026 —
Donald Trump announced plans to close a historic golf course in Washington, D.C., for 15 months while renovations are carried out. The announcement describes a planned closure, but the information provided does not identify the course by name or specify when the work is expected to begin.
Details about the renovation scope were not provided. The announcement summary also does not state the projected cost, identify who will oversee the work, or explain whether the closure will affect any other facilities or activities at the site.
The course is described as historic, but no information was provided about its age, history or current condition. The available details do not indicate whether permits or approvals have been sought or granted, and they do not include an inspection result or a construction schedule beyond the stated 15-month closure period.
As announced, the plan would make the golf course unavailable during the renovation period. However, no calendar dates were specified, so the start and expected reopening dates remain unclear. No additional statements from Trump, course representatives or public officials were included in the information provided.
The announcement establishes the proposed duration and purpose of the closure, but further specifics about the project were not available. The course’s name, renovation plans, costs and timeline have not been provided.
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