East Potomac Golf Links in Washington, D.C., has become the center of one of the most consequential public-golf disputes in the United States. More than 400 trees were removed from the historic course in October 2026, triggering a federal court confrontation over whether the work was part of a legitimate restoration effort or an accelerated…

Walnut Cove Course Fit examined through par-71 yardage, turf, hole mix, and scoring from the 2026 Biltmore Championship debut.

East Potomac Upgrades remain under review as design, seawall, tree, access and practice-facility questions shape the Hains Point plan.

Medinah No. 3 redesign turned width, fescue, Lake Kadijah routing, and larger greens into a sharper Presidents Cup test.

Frenchman’s Creek Renovations reshaped South Course strategy through ninth-hole water work, practice access, and infrastructure upgrades.

East Potomac trees remain central to the course redesign dispute, with removals, court limits, and access questions shaping the debate.