Trump has odd plan to have DC parks resemble his | Golf News

Donald Trump has made an uncommon proposal to rework the parks in Washington DC, aiming to make them resemble his golf programs.

Trump, a eager golfer who has often spent time on the greens during his presidency, has a number of golf programs to his identify. The 79-year-old also boasts about his {golfing} abilities, not too long ago celebrating a event victory on his Truth Social platform before supporters urged him to release the Epstein Files.

Given his love for golf and data of different varieties of grass, Trump revealed his plan to re-grass the parks, aiming to mimic his Trump National Golf Club. He shared this concept while talking to police officers before accompanying them on a patrol.

“I’m very good at grass because I have a lot of golf courses all over the place,” Trump steered. “I know more about grass than any human being, I think, anywhere in the world. And we’re going to be re-grassing all your parks, all brand new sprinkler systems, the best that you can buy.”.

“It’ll look like, more importantly, Trump National Golf Club. That’s even better.”

The president also talked about that grass is a dwelling entity and the greenery around Washington, D.C. wants rejuvenation, notably since it has been 4 many years since the grass was last revitalized.

He concluded: “We’re going to have all brand new, beautiful grass. You know, like everything else, grass has a life. Do you know that? Grass has a life. We have a life and grass has a life.

“And the grass right here died about 40 years in the past — So we’re going to be rebuilding all of your parks and it is going to occur fast. It’s going to go up like a miracle. … You do the job on security and I’ll get this place fixed up bodily.”

It seems every aspect of golf holds particular significance for the president, as he frequently takes breaks from his schedule to boast about his skills on the course.

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Back in July, Trump celebrated his Member-Member victory at Trump National Bedminster on his Truth Social platform.

In his triumphant post, he declared: “In between conferences and telephone calls, it was a Great Honor to win the Member-Member Championship, at Trump National, Bedminster (Gross, no strokes), with Tommy Urciuoli as my companion.

“The many other competitors were not only great Golfers, but also terrific people!” Yet, customers on the platform had been swift to criticize the president relating to his involvement in the release of the Epstein Files, or his failure to do so.

“WE WONT STOP DEMANDING THE EPSTEIN FILES! ! ! People need to be held accountable for their actions against children. Even if it means economic chaos from all the billionaires being locked up. Prove you’re not just as corrupt as every president or politician before you! Release the Epstein files or you are admitting to being just like all the rest of them,” one supporter commented.