Trump’s Name Dropped! Bronx Golf Course to Get a Makeover with Bally’s Takeover

According to a report that was published in The New York Post, the name “Donald Trump” is going to be removed from a golf course in the Bronx that is owned by the city. This change will take place in the next weeks. The borough of New York has the location of the course that may be located there.

This is because the previous president of the company sold the contract for the business to the Bally’s casino group. As a result, the company is currently in this predicament. This situation has come about as a direct result of the previous one.

According to a report that was authored and disseminated by The Post, Bally’s has reportedly purchased the contract to manage Trump Golf Links Ferry Point that was formerly held by The Trump Organisation in a transaction that is anticipated to be worth tens of millions of dollars.

The purchase of the contract brought the transaction to a successful conclusion. The Trump Organisation allegedly “has sold its contract to operate Trump Golf Links Ferry Point,” as stated in the aforementioned news item. This information comes from a report.

This agreement was a lease for 20 years that was signed in 2015, and the previous mayor, Bill de Blasio, attempted to get it cancelled as a result of the violence that took place at the Capitol.

The information that can be obtained on the website of the city comptroller suggests that the agreement that Trump is now in possession of with the Parks Department is set to run out on September 21. The year 2035 was pegged as the one that would mark the successful culmination of the strategy, as was outlined in the previous sentence. The previous site of a golf course, which has since been renamed Bally Links after its new namesake, is no longer in use.

The New York City Parks and Recreation Department has issued a statement in which a spokeswoman is quoted as saying, “We are supportive of the transfer of the Ferry Point Golf Course to Bally’s and we are confident that they will deliver a high-quality golfing experience to New Yorkers.” A spokeswoman for the Parks Department published the statement, which can be found on their official website.