As of May the firm owned 43 golf courses nationwide, and managed an additional 93 golf courses.
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President Donald Trump owns 23 golf courses across the US (12 golf courses), Europe (three golf courses), and the Middle East (one golf course) — and an additional three that are still under construction.
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According to the Japan Golf Courses Employers Association, there were 2,257 golf courses in Japan in 2017, down from a peak of 2,460 in 13.
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Although his "brand" attaches itself to buildings and golf courses
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Trump has big operations – the casinos and golf courses here.
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Here's a hint: trains, planes, and golf courses of course.
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Leisure is king here, with beaches and golf courses galore.
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Roundup is also sprayed on residential lawns and golf courses.
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To promote his golf courses, hotels, and above all, himself.
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Trump owns golf courses, while Spieth owns the golf tour.
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Sometimes they'd make it golf courses, but downtime was scarce.
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Now there's a Walmart and eight golf courses and clubs.
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Homes, businesses, golf courses and factories sit on the border.
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Maybe leave the golf courses open ... just to be safe.
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The statistics on golf courses seem to support this pessimism.
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Two golf courses, a restaurant and a hotel were added.
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It's why the PGA pulled tournaments from his golf courses.
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Golf courses turn yellow as water restrictions go into effect.
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You can do what you want with your golf courses.
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That's not a term often expressed with links golf courses.
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"Golf courses used to be built for golf," he said.
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Nearby golf courses, meanwhile, have seen an uptick in business.
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It has tennis courts, a spa, and two championship golf courses.
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It offers a boxed drone for surveying farms and golf courses.
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These include hotels, golf courses and at least one aviation company.
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The site will also have malls, golf courses and luxury homes.
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And I am not talking only about your coastal golf courses.
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But Trump himself is reportedly eager to build golf courses there.
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Too many golf courses are chasing too few golfers as well.
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Golf courses require huge amounts of water to maintain the grass.
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La Zagaleta is home to two golf courses and private stables
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The president often visits his own golf courses on the weekends.
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Trump has two golf courses in Scotland and one in Ireland.
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Brooklyn has two public golf courses: Dyker Beach and Marine Park.
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The golf courses in Ireland and Scotland have accompanying Trump hotels.
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So did hotels in Chicago and Hawaii and several golf courses.
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The golf courses in question were purchased in 2012 and 2014.
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The intelligent animals also destroy golf courses and property around homes.
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The Costa Navarino golf courses are just too expensive for him.
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Users of the chemical include landscapers, golf courses, orchards, vineyards and farms.
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He also owns 17 golf courses in the United States and overseas.
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The burrows in which they lay eggs damage roads and golf courses.
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It went bankrupt after Japan's bubble-era splurge on new golf courses.
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Its old head office, in Connecticut, sat amid suburbs and golf courses.
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The Trump Grill and Trump golf courses get plenty of shout-outs.
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Even golf courses — banned by Fidel Castro — have begun to creep back.
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Trump National Doral Golf Club is home to four championship golf courses.
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I went to golf courses, to tearooms, but I couldn't get anything.
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It must be hard to build golf courses among those green mountains.
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In reality about 7% of London's green belt consists of golf courses.
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Industrial chemical runoff from farms, lawns and golf courses also hurts reefs.
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I'm all for pay-for-play, but only at my golf courses.
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Suburban real estate and golf courses have also evolved in recent years.
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That income came from their hotels, golf courses, clubs and merchandise sales.
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And in Arizona, golf courses can stay open, too -- they're essential businesses.
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"The thing that saved me was golf — painting golf courses," Harris said.
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The red-blue contrast is even more apparent with the golf courses.
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But it became a lure for resorts and golf courses long ago.
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Trump National golf courses are nearby in Jupiter and West Palm Beach.
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"Luckily there are many other golf courses in the area," Ojo said.
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"People had been building golf courses completely wrong for years," Collins said.
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Trump owns or operates 17 golf courses, as well as the winery.
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Hotels, golf courses and rafting on the Shiribetsu river came soon afterward.
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That is far higher than the revenue typical of many golf courses.
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The resort has two 18-hole golf courses and a water park.
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Showing me clip after clip of articles written about his golf courses.
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Afterwards, the president will travel to Scotland, where he owns two golf courses.
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Trump will also head on to Scotland, where he owns two golf courses.
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Golf courses at Sandy Lane and Royal Westmoreland are a short drive away.
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He also runs golf courses and they seem to be a scam too.
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President Trump isn't fond of details, at least outside of his golf courses.
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By one estimate, more of Surrey is devoted to golf courses than houses.
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China's golf courses, which also have an exorbitant thirst, face punitive water tariffs.
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Avalon, which also owns golf courses, fell 39.4 percent to $3.67 on Tuesday.
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The Trumps own two golf courses in Scotland: Turnberry and one near Aberdeen.
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It was Trump's first visit to one of his golf courses in 2019.
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It helps oversee a company that manages public golf courses in several states.
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Trump had previously golfed with Abe at one of his Florida golf courses.
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Businesses like golf courses, bowling alleys, or sports teams can sponsor veteran events.
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Seems like they keep showing up, on golf courses and at Disney World.
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Specifically, I&aposm talking about golf carts that aren&apost on golf courses.
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" During the Depression, "the government built beautiful hotels and golf courses and parks.
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"There are now 15 18-hole golf courses around Marrakesh," Mr. Peto said.
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Critics have pointed out that both countries host golf courses owned by Trump.
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The property backs onto Towl Park, which is adjacent to two golf courses.
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An equestrian center and two golf courses are a 10-minute drive away.
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Most golf courses will rake left, right, center and all over the place.
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The properties have views of the golf courses, large landscaped gardens and pools.
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According to The Hill, Obama averaged 41 visits to golf courses per year.
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Everything he does, he does first-class—his hotels, his businesses, his golf courses.
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It has room for lots of golf courses and she'd make you a Thane.
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"It's about a lot more than sunny skies, beaches and golf courses," Bell added.
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We assume he had all existing golf courses collectivised, and caddies forcibly re-educated.
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In 2017, more than 200 golf courses closed, while only 15 new ones opened.
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One illustration of the country's wealth is the number of golf courses it boasts.
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It's the real deal, among America's top 20 golf courses, no doubt about that.
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Trump's mother is Scottish and the property mogul famously owns golf courses in Scotland.
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Nine golf courses are located in the region, and it remains an agricultural stronghold.
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Trump claims to have won at least 20 club championships at his golf courses.
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He's got it pretty good, hitting the links on golf courses around the world.
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Trump's golf courses are beginning to command an impressive list of top-tier tournaments.
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Sturgeon said she has no objection to the golf courses and welcomes U.S. investment.
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Trump is set to visit one of his golf courses in Scotland this weekend.
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Glyphosate also is widely used in home gardens, on golf courses and other places.
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It's not one of those golf courses you can sit around and make pars.
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Eric said he kept expenses down by hosting benefits at his family's golf courses.
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The city already has two big golf courses, and very few Brazilians play golf.
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Japan did buy US golf courses, and their currency is in fact the yen.
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For the sober set, there are dozens of golf courses irrigated with desalinated water.
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The Trump Organization reportedly lost millions from Trump's two Scottish golf courses last year.
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At least four of those organizations also used Trump golf courses for charity tournaments.
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His real business was licensing out his name for buildings, menswear, golf courses, steaks.
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His golf courses also frequently require permits from local governments for construction and development.
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Trump — who's developed quite a few golf courses himself — should feel right at home.
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Two pristine 18-hole golf courses lie nearby, along with numerous ritzy beach hotels.
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Golf courses, tennis and basketball courts, swimming pools, and rock-climbing walls must close.
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It is not clear when the majority of closed golf courses nationwide will reopen.
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Like his golf courses and other properties, the business is entwined with his presidency.
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They include hidden decks, expandable balconies, garage screen doors, mini-golf courses, and more.
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They include golf courses, boxing arenas, horse racecourses, sports clubs, hotels and petrol stations.
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At the very least, his golf courses in Florida will have more water holes.
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Play a round at Ballybunion, one of the most iconic golf courses in Ireland.
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More specific concerns have also cropped up relating to Mr. Trump's Scottish golf courses.
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In addition, he had access to university golf courses, where he also brought children.
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His real business was licensing his name out for building, menswear, golf courses, steaks.
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The president would have likely traveled to Scotland, where he has two golf courses.
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Trump spent most of the day at one of his golf courses in Virginia.
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Guerrilla street art collective Indecline staged the gravesite in one of Trump's golf courses.
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It's everywhere — on our lawns, peaking around the side of streets, blanketing golf courses.
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Accordia currently runs 135 golf courses, or about 5 percent of the total in Japan.
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They do the design and maintenance for lawns, gardens, golf courses and other outdoor spaces.
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It's like they decided to only build golf courses on top of swamps down there.
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There's a reason golf courses and baseball stadiums still rely on humans for the task.
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The property includes plots for villas, golf courses and comes with licenses to construct hotels.
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It spent more than $6 million on entertaining high-end clients on Trump's golf courses.
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Golf courses, estates, and real estate properties all dot the landscape in Irma's forecast cone.
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It's very different from what I've seen from a lot of ... traditional links golf courses.
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"It was a tale of two different golf courses today," USGA CEO Mike Davis admitted.
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Trump is both an avid amateur golfer himself and the owner of multiple golf courses.
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But quite a lot of the green belt is golf courses and high-intensity farmland.
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There will be golf at one or two of Trump's golf courses in the area.
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At about 8,000 yards, the par 72 is one of the world's longest golf courses.
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There's beautiful wallpaper everywhere, a bowling alley, the best golf courses, pools and great service.
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Private investors poured money into expensive golf courses, luxurious hotels and rows of vacation homes.
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The county, swayed by Fortress's long track record in owning golf courses, approved the deal.
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The study measures "foot traffic" at Trump's properties, which include hotels, casinos, and golf courses.
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The two resorts will include hotels, villas and golf courses, according to the news service.
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And on Thursday, he heads to Scotland, a business trip tied to his golf courses.
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They're definitely on golf courses, but they don't really have anything to do with doglegs.
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Trump's coronavirus travel ban initially excluded countries where he has golf courses struggling for business
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With one exception: He exempted the countries where three Trump-owned golf courses are located.
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Sajwani is a billionaire who's partnered with Trump to build two golf courses in Dubai.
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Martin was born with a circulatory disorder, and doctors advised him against walking golf courses.
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Viewers want to see today's players play one of the true old grand golf courses.
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These days, it contains gardens, a children's hospital, tennis courts and the two golf courses.
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Between 249 and 275, more than 4,500 golf courses were opened in the United States.
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But knocking around with strangers on golf courses has always been, for me, something different.
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Trump and Farage are mainly discussing wind farms, and their untoward effects on golf courses.
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President Trump hit the links at one of his golf courses on Sunday with Sen.
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With a name like Greenland, it certainly sounds like it ought to have golf courses.
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Trump's time on golf courses has already far outpaced his predecessor's, which he criticized unrepentantly.
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Why it matters: President Trump — who, upon taking office, did not divest from his business holdings including his golf courses — tweeted about 1 the 17 golf courses The Trump Organization owns around the world, suggesting the property benefits U.S. diplomatic relations with the United Kingdom.
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He loves seeing the patterns in mundane places like golf courses, soccer fields and swimming pools.
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They are working on golf courses – maybe owned by Mr. Trump himself – in restaurants, in farms.
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Chlorpyrifos is also used for nonagriculture applications, such as on golf courses and in wood treatments.
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These rules apply to factories, power plants, golf courses, new housing developments — and much, much more.
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Mr Trump visits his own hotels and golf courses about twice a week, augmenting their visibility.
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The private resort itself offers guests 26-acres of pristine beaches, golf courses and exclusive clubs.
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Golf courses reportedly make an additional $400 million in annual revenue thanks to the extended hours.
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Now she has won local office in a district that includes one of his golf courses.
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President Trump's golf courses have been at the center of many controversial moments throughout his presidency.
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The sprawling property includes two 18-hole golf courses, a tennis facility and a banquet hall.
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It includes a king-size bed and views of the resort's golf courses and the sea.
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Some of the world's most exclusive golf courses are located in the New York City area.
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Still, Trump Jr. was put in charge of various building projects, hotels, condos, and golf courses.
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Homeowners next to one of Mr. Trump's Scottish golf courses are protesting by flying Mexican flags.
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Since he's been out, O.J. has been a regular on Vegas golf courses and fancy restaurants.
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It's not unlike the water recycling system used for golf courses, but it's available to individuals.
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The individuals have worked as servers and house cleaners at venues such as Trump's golf courses.
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But the twain do meet at the island's golf courses, tennis courts, sailing school and beaches.
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"Because he lived on golf courses, he knew what you wanted to look at," Perry said.
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Among the measures: • Dallas said it was closing playgrounds, golf courses and tennis centers after Tuesday.
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Other assets pledged include properties in Britain and the United States and golf courses in China.
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The Biltmore itself sits on nearly 40 acres, with two golf courses, restaurants and a spa.
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He also said that private activity bonds could be used for golf courses, which was misplaced.
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Well, a state could turn that into fifty golf courses that would be private and exclusive.
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When he heard that, Trump said, 'Oh my God, do I have any golf courses there?
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He only drives around golf courses, which, though sometimes lovely, are dominated, artificial forms of nature.
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Trump's presence has long been a staple at his own golf courses and plush private clubs.
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Essentially, golf courses have persuaded the state to treat their enormously valuable land as almost valueless.
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None of Mr. Trump's courses made Golf Digest's 2016/2017 list of top 100 golf courses.
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But Trump Organization officials said this agreement would not apply to golf courses or other businesses.
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Several of Trump's golf courses feature the name "Trump International," including the West Palm Beach, Fla.
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The newspaper reported the dismissals took place across five New York and New Jersey golf courses.
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That figure rises to 75 percent with three golf courses and to 100 percent with five.
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Trump owns several golf courses around the world and has worked out of some since the inauguration.
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Her obituary described their time together as "happy years" spent on golf courses and their cattle ranch.
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Democrats invited people like DACA recipients or undocumented workers who were recently fired from Trump's golf courses.
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Javier Degollado, Chapala's mayor, has commissioned a 28-page plan for tennis courts, golf courses and museums.
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About 93% of his wealth sits in America and 3003% is in real estate (including golf courses).
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But a foreign government can also cut Trump sweetheart deals on acquiring land to build golf courses.
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Several of those weekends, the President hung back in Washington and Florida, visiting his Trump golf courses.
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Farmers, homebuilders, and the golf industry hate the rule; Trump owns more than a dozen golf courses.
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Holiday resorts, theme parks and golf courses are currently being developed on the offshore island of Hengqin.
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Since taking office, Trump has paid 102 visits to golf courses, according to an ABC News tally.
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The president's family will be managing golf courses, hotels and other businesses that stretch across the world.
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There are only about 125 golf courses in Brazil, compared with roughly 443,500 in the United States.
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There are also thousands of acres reserved for public parks, farmland and the all-important golf courses.
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He should stop moving from golf courses on Trump resorts to drumming up business for Trump hotels.
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State parks thus have added hotels, lodges, golf courses, ski resorts and various forms of commercial sponsorship.
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Since buying the property in 2002, Mr. Trump has built two 18-hole golf courses on it.
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"Some of your better investments have been on golf courses in the past 25 years," he said.
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All too often, our socially isolated modern societies have exiled them to retirement homes and golf courses.
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While it is fairly common to see gators on golf courses in Florida, Chubbs appears unusually large.
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When he's not at one of his golf courses, he's at the Trump International Hotel having dinner.
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The island is a popular tourist destination with stunning beaches, two golf courses, and several theme parks.
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It has a small ice-skating rink maintained by the Philipstown Recreation Department and two golf courses.
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The creation of compact golf courses in and around cities should attract new participants to the game.
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The U.S. president will then head to Scotland for the weekend, where he owns two golf courses.
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The site describes King's Wharf as being rich in history, boasting everything from museums to golf courses.
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The website Top 100 Golf Courses estimated that the cost of developing the course was $20103 million.
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The club is one of six golf courses and 2140 private sports clubs on special government leases.
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He was a landscape architect who had only ever wanted to do one thing: build golf courses.
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"Trump was at one of his golf courses for the 238th time since taking office," Kimmel said.
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Olgiata is the only Italian entry on Golf Digest's list of the World's 100 Greatest Golf Courses.
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Eric Trump, who oversees the family's golf courses, has also shown that he is comfortable with conflict.
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It can still also be used on golf courses and in greenhouses and for public mosquito control.
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Several said that using the presidential seal on the company's golf courses would fall into this category.
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Half-Scottish, Trump has spoken proudly of his Gaelic heritage and owns two golf courses in Scotland.
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Although intensely proud of his Scottish ancestry, and his Scottish golf courses, Mr. Trump is a teetotaler.
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Ms. Bradish-Orta called it a "perception problem" and praised her county's abundant lakes and golf courses.
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They say that the golf balls are from five nearby golf courses—three north of Pebble Beach.
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The increase in the number of Audubon-certified golf courses globally, many of which have a residential component, is one indicator of this rising interest: This year, 965 golf courses in 27 countries are fully certified in the program, up from 617 courses in 13 countries in 2010.
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More than 4,500 residents were stranded, muddy water encircling their roofs, apartment complexes, mini-golf courses, and markets.
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He has primarily focused on turbine projects in Ireland and Scotland, where he would later open golf courses.
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Another was hired to be photographed pretending to marry a Chinese woman on various golf courses around Shenzhen.
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In May, ABC News reported that Trump had visited golf courses on 102 of 493 days in office.
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Around the world, there are an estimated 21 golf courses at the planning stage and 203 under construction.
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With more golf courses on the way, the environmental issues surrounding the sport have never been more topical.
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To differentiate itself, Bamboo will use its parent's golf courses, which will number 100 by 2022, Quyet said.
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The leaders developed a bond and have spent time on golf courses in both the US and Japan.
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Its website describes it as an 800-acre resort with 643 total guest rooms and four golf courses.
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During his hiatus, Woods said he spent time with his family and worked on designing golf courses. (CNBC)
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She said the hotel had said little more than that the golf courses were closed for the day.
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As well as beautiful beaches, the island's east coast has some of the region's newest designer golf courses.
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Trump has spent a considerable amount of time at his golf courses since taking office in January. 4.
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What's more, Trump's massive real estate holdings, like golf courses and hotels, would prove difficult to sell off.
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"For purple mountain majesties" In Trump's world, this means more places to build his resorts and golf courses.
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Trump reportedly griped about the hurdles in opening golf courses in Europe with Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel.
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They are able to see detailed images of every single fan walking into their stadiums, golf courses, etc.
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It is home to two historic golf courses: the Ailsa course and the King Robert the Bruce course.
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He helped oversee the Trump Organization's planning and construction of several of its golf courses, according to CNN.
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Los Angeles County officials believed that Fortress was buying the company responsible for upkeep of public golf courses.
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Around the country, local officials opened letters from the American Golf Corporation, which managed their public golf courses.
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Still, the quality of golf courses has not suffered since Newcastle bought American Golf, Los Angeles County said.
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"I don't get why, for example, in golf, all the great golfers design golf courses," Hamilton told reporters.
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They accomplish this by making homes on golf courses, in drainage pits, vacant lots, and on school campuses.
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Sunshine and proximity to golf courses shouldn't be the only drivers of where you spend your golden years.
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Already there are myriad reports of people avoiding Trump hotels and golf courses, because of his poisonous behavior.
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And Trump's vast real-estate empire includes golf courses around the world from Dubai to Bedminster, New Jersey.
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But soil on open and developed land — like golf courses and backyard lawns — was better at absorbing carbon.
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Mr. Trump acquired many properties, in particular golf courses, with cash, but where did that cash come from?
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Mr. Trump owns golf courses, hotels and other properties that are frequented by foreign and domestic government officials.
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On the island's southwestern face, the Capella hotel is bracketed by Universal Studios Singapore and two golf courses.
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For hours a day in prison, Mr. Dixon found solace in drawing detailed landscapes, often of golf courses.
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A lot of people come to visit because there are really great golf courses around there as well.
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On Wednesday, Trump will fly to Scotland and then to Ireland to show off his golf courses there.
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It's common to see alligators in backyards, under cars, on golf courses and in shopping center parking lots.
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Nestled amid clean streets and emerald-green golf courses, rows of sand-colored villas house some 30,000 people.
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The parks department already oversees more than a dozen other municipal golf courses, including four in the Bronx.
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The company creates custom mini-golf courses for people's backyards, customizing the course to fit the clients' needs.
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Both Mr. Norman and Mr. Kauffman said that upward of 40 golf courses are open all over Vietnam.
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"I tweeted about how he cheated hardworking people who had built his hotels and golf courses," she recalls.
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He also detoured from the trail to visit his Scottish golf courses and open his Washington, D.C., hotel.
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Her parents "really wanted to go to San Diego, but I convinced them there were better golf courses here".
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Alligators like Chubbs frequently live at and around golf courses because they contain amphibious habitats that make ideal homes.
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Many women have shared their stories with me, and they go far beyond exclusion from meetings and golf courses.
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I thought I played some decent golf, but it wasn't one of those golf courses that really suited me.
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Documents reveal that Trump gave away many rounds of golf at his various golf courses, but not much cash.
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So when she realized the president appeared to be leaving another of his golf courses, she flipped him off.
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Instead of divesting his hotels and golf courses, Trump is handing management of them to his two eldest sons.
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At least four of those charities also held charity golf tournaments at Trump golf courses, according to the report.
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There's also a spa, distillery, music venue, movie theater, pub, some restaurants and two golf courses on the premises.
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The dream of turning Pioneertown into a permanent playground with golf courses, hotels, restaurants and large homes never materialized.
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On Tuesday, she won local office in Loudoun County, Virginia — a district that includes one of his golf courses.
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Mr. Trump leaves today for Scotland, to attend the reopening of one of his golf courses, Trump Turnberry. Mrs.
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President Trump's golf club in Miami, Florida includes four golf courses, tennis courts, a spa, and a luxury hotel.
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To make matters worse, luxury villas and golf courses are affecting the livelihoods of farmers by sucking up water.
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Trump is billing the Secret Service six figures for the privilege of renting golf carts at his golf courses.
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A quick summary, per the AP: His promise is limited to hotels, ignoring his golf courses and other properties.
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Trump-branded apartment buildings, golf courses, men's wear and steaks were followed by his lucrative hit reality television series.
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The afternoons were for horseback rides, massages and 303 holes on some of the country's most famous golf courses.
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And in many cases, that form is apparently golf carts — specifically, golf carts that are not on golf courses.
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Trump is also expected to visit one of his golf courses in his mother's homeland -- Scotland -- during the trip.
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The sites ranged from forests to grasslands to open spaces, a category that includes parks, golf courses and cemeteries.
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He is presented as a role model, a billionaire with his own empire of golf courses and gilded hotels.
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LONDON — As brand names for high-rise towers, hotels or golf courses go, it is hard to trump Trump.
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Just wind power, and that's just because the Scottish government put some turbines near one of his golf courses.
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Representatives for Trump denied that the golf courses were improperly acquired and said Harvie's call was motivated by bias.
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An article in February cited the closing of many struggling golf courses and falling property values for adjacent homes.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump loves to talk about the quality of Trump golf courses, buildings and even water.
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Mr. Trump has not sold any of his assets, which include golf courses, commercial real estate and marketing agreements.
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He also owns two golf courses in Hawaii, where he spends a few weeks each summer, according to Bloomberg.
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In Ireland and Scotland, executives from Mr. Trump's golf courses have been waging two separate battles with local officials.
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Trump knows that climate change is real, he's had to redesign his golf courses because of sea level rise.
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"With golf courses there is the following issue: One equals almost none," said Achilles Constantakopoulos, the chairman of Temes.
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Many of the communities combine armed guards, cameras and electric fences with recreational facilities like golf courses and gyms.
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Golf courses are interesting because they're places where people meet, so water is something that will always be facilitated.
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Quyet said in November the airline will leverage on the parent's vast number of golf courses to draw in customers.
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The Broadmoor sits 6,000 feet above sea level, its rooms and pools and golf courses splayed around a small lake.
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As USA Today notes, Trump's golf courses may be his most profitable business, raking in roughly $600 million per year.
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And in the UAE, the Trump Organization is partnering with a local billionaire to develop two golf courses in Dubai.
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The security also includes CWT International's investment in properties in Britain and the United States, and golf courses in China.
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The Daily Beast reported in September that Eric had spent $880,000 of his charity's money at Trump-owned golf courses.
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The empire that bears the Trump name includes hotels, golf courses, real estate, a winery and a TV production business.
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About four-fifths of that value sits in residential and commercial properties, including golf courses, owned by the Trump Organisation.
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From his buildings to his golf courses to his ties, Trump wants you to believe his products are the best.
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Here, Mr Abe's tour of the golf courses at Mar-a-Lago with the American president in February paid dividends.
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He's fought tax collectors to lower the assessed values of his luxury golf courses in Briarcliff, N.Y., and Jupiter, Fla.
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When Trump hosted Abe in Palm Beach earlier this year, they played at one of Trump&aposs Florida golf courses.
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Trump often sent McDougal favorable articles about his businesses and showered her with merchandise from his golf courses, she claimed.
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Hitzler oversaw the yard work program, but other students have cleaned up golf courses and a river barge, Cyze says.
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Dan Scavino Scavino, a former caddie at one of Trump's golf courses, holds the keys to the castle: Trump's Twitter.
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Barack Obama can't get enough of Tuscany -- or at least its killer golf courses, 'cause he's back driving the fairways.
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Trump's views prompted widespread opposition in Britain, where he owns two golf courses on the west and east Scottish coasts.
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Granted his bubble is filled with golf courses, lavish meals with powerful leaders, chocolate cake, and endless Cokes on demand.
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Trump would branch out from real estate into numerous other businesses, from golf courses and casinos to steaks and mortgages.
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President Trump reportedly complained to world leaders about roadblocks he has faced setting up golf courses in the European Union.
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Trump has spent $330 million buying golf courses and land to develop since he began investing in golf in 1997.
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Trump also likes to hold press conferences and campaign events at his various golf courses or hotels around the country.
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Will he sell all of Eastern Europe to Putin in exchange for building permits for golf courses in the Tundra?
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No wonder Donald J. Trump relished the outcome as he landed in Scotland to promote one of his golf courses.
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Eric sits on the 25th floor of Trump Tower, and is executive vice president in charge of 19 golf courses.
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Have I got a deal for you … You see, Donald, I was looking at all the golf courses you own.
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The field sits along the North Branch Clinton River and is tucked among small residential neighborhoods and two golf courses.
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Business Insider compiled a list of President Trump's 16 operating golf courses, along with their amenities, from the Trump Organization.
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This golf club boasts two 18-hole golf courses: The 7,693-yard Championship Course and the 7,234-yard Riverview Course.
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"Basically, they took back their country," Mr. Trump said Friday morning from Scotland, where he was promoting his golf courses.
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It is a dam, set in the middle of fruit orchards and golf courses in South Africa's Western Cape province.
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And then there's the $550 million he owns in golf courses and clubs, from the US to Scotland and Ireland.
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It has four golf courses, a spa, shooting ranges, fishing and luxury cabins going for up to $849 per night.
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He will leave for a trip to Scotland on Thursday night, a two-day jaunt centered on his golf courses.
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He could not pass up the opportunity to mention his election victory and to plug one of his golf courses.
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The president-elect owns hotels, resorts and golf courses in Brazil, India, Ireland, the Philippines and Scotland, among other places.
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Much of this land was acquired on the pretense of agricultural development; it has become gated communities and golf courses.
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In South Korea's postwar prosperity, however, golf courses and resort hotels were built on Jeju, not memorials and history museums.
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Nothing he owned, managed or marketed lacked the Trump name, from high-rises and golf courses to wine and water.
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It is paying the Trump Hotel company to manage luxury hotels, golf courses and country clubs at the two sites.
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Doug Ducey issued a statewide stay-at-home order that contained significant exemptions, including for golf courses and beauty parlors.
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Both Jessie Diggins and I grew up in Minnesota and spent hours racing around golf courses in the Twin Cities.
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Amenities include six golf courses; three swimming pool complexes, including two indoors; indoor tennis courts; nine restaurants; and two spas.
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I know that area well — McMansions and golf courses and boutiques run by the bored wives of doctors and lawyers.
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I came to eat and to learn about a family that helped save the place from golf courses and condominiums.
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The cases involved a variety of issues including casino patrons, personal defamation suits, Trump's golf courses and other business ventures.
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More people were buying homes than could afford them, and many new housing developments that sprung up featured golf courses.
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They argue it fosters corruption because government officials could frequent Trump's hotels and golf courses to gain the President's favor.
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Mr. Trump, who owns several golf courses, took the slight angrily, and denied he had ever golfed with the boxer.
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"It is the most Italian of golf courses, and grounded into our history," said Ms. Zonchello, the Italian Open director.
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Public golf courses were flooded with calls from frantic golfers wondering whether their tee times were off (they were not).
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There's natural greenery everywhere, and the golf courses have a type of grass that requires less water than other courses.
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As president, Mr. Trump has helped highlight his family's properties by repeatedly visiting his golf courses and Mar-a-Lago.
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The 500-acre, lakefront park already includes the Museum of Science and Industry, a beach, golf courses and athletic facilities.
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As early as 2001 he began buying golf courses, and snapped up several in the years after the financial crisis.
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He said he has already been favorably impressed by its golf courses, as well as by its vibrant arts scene.
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They've used dogs to find larvae on golf courses more than six months before they'd hatch and destroy the turf.
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While low crime rates, proximity to healthcare, and amenities such as movie theaters and golf courses are important, affordability is crucial.
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CNN reports that Trump and Mattis met and spoke on Saturday afternoon at one of Trump's golf courses in New Jersey.
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Batam is linked to Singapore by frequent ferries and its beach resorts and golf courses are a popular weekend getaway destination.
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After all, it's true that golf courses and fast food supplies will be affected as extreme heat and droughts cause havoc.
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We can seed the roadsides with nectar-bearing flowers for the bees, and repossess golf courses for gardens of medicinal herbs.
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As part of Xi Jinping's anti-corruption drive, it was decided that China's golf courses were hotbeds of profiteering and bribery.
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Trump, who owns golf courses across the United States and in Europe, has a 3-handicap, according to the Boston Globe.
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Except that she's been a senator and secretary of state, and he's got his name on a ton of golf courses.
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When they're not eating one another, or getting dressed like humans, gators like to take casual strolls across golf courses, apparently.
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Per an NBC News tally, it's his 69th day at one of his golf courses since taking office 260 days ago.
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About 205 U.S. golf courses closed last year, reducing the total to about 14,800, according to the National Golf Foundation (NGF).
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Las Vegas has an "overabundance" of golf courses, Seroka said, several of which have either closed or are in financial troubles.
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Yet his success comes more from his property deals, golf courses and financial negotiating than his skills as a master merchandiser.
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Per an NBC News tally, it's his 75th day at one of his golf courses since taking office 275 days ago.
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Jetliners, golf courses, casinos, and private resorts like Mar-a-Lago, one of the most spectacular estates anywhere in the world.
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Rain, extreme weather and erosion meant "canceled football matches, flooded cricket grounds and golf courses crumbling into the sea," it said.
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And YG is having silly amounts of fun with a flag draped round him talking about pissing on Donald's golf courses.
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Trump, who has spent a number of weekends at his golf courses while serving as president, noted a number of high-.
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And do you know what's going to happen to those golf courses, Donald, if the climate scientists are even half right?
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Trump made five trips to his golf courses and took repeated jabs at the media on Twitter over the holiday weekend.
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Some of their ventures include designing golf courses, clothing lines, eyewear, real estate, restaurants, beef products, wine, and indoor wakeboarding parks.
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The Rio Verde Country Club caters to active and outdoor-loving retirees, with expansive hiking trails, two golf courses, a pool.
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Critics and ethics watchdogs say Trump is violating the clause whenever foreign governments make use of his hotels or golf courses.
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A close look at the numbers shows how politics, among other factors, is affecting his hotels, golf courses and other properties.
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Mr. Trump's financial disclosure spanned 88 pages and listed over 100 lines of business, including hotels, real estate and golf courses.
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Absolutely. It's really important to get a variety of golf courses you have played well at and enjoy going back to.
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Francisco's sentiments were rare among his neighbors in Doral, a small city of strip malls and golf courses west of Miami.
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It is known for its luxury golf courses, and it's also the hometown of both Emma Stone and Dick Van Dyke.
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His most frequent destinations are his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida and Trump golf courses in New Jersey and Virginia.
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He has spent one out of every three days as president visiting one of his luxury resorts, hotels or golf courses.
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President Trump, with his steaks and his golf courses and his gilded rooms, is like the anti-minimalist: opulent, ostentatious, overwhelming.
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Mr. DeFazio is familiar with the Trump property, which houses two golf courses, having attended Democratic fund-raisers on the premises.
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One final quibble about hotel resort fees: Theoretically, they help maintain special amenities at hotels, like golf courses and tennis courts.
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A bird's-eye view of the city takes in schools and golf courses, dry riverbeds and warrens of self storage spaces.
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Trump has made 37 trips to his golf courses since he took office in January, according to an NBC News tracker.
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He even makes a point of pushing it aggressively: his buildings, his golf courses, his private plane, his super-model wife.
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At the same time, the conservation value is questionable, Looney said, particularly when it comes to the construction of golf courses.
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The 1,800-acre Cabo del Sol, which opened in 1994, has two golf courses, two miles of coastline and a spa.
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Florida isn't the only place where gators do wild and crazy things (like walk across golf courses, for instance, like it's NBD).
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Apparently Donald Trump does believe in global warming — at least he does when it might threaten one of his beloved golf courses.
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It is linked to the city by a bridge and home to high-end resorts, golf courses and a large amusement park.
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Our iconic hotels, golf courses, commercial buildings, residential projects and other assets are the best in the world and unrivaled by anyone.
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Picture a world in which all the golf courses are swamped with Chinese communists, and China is deluged with cardigan-wearing golfers.
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But the fact is that there is abundance on this side of the border — and not just an abundance of golf courses.
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The two groups have collaborated on two golf courses and a group of luxury villas in the Damac Hills development in Dubai.
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HM has one of its around 30 hotels and 20 golf courses, said Trinh Van Quyet, who is also chairman of FLC.
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The news is the latest blow for Trump's plans to be feted in the U.K., where he also owns two golf courses.
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Even before the political controversies of the past week, some of Trump's hotels, golf courses and properties were showing signs of pressure.
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Over the last two months, at least 18 people have been fired between five golf courses in New York and New Jersey.
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While golf courses have a reputation as the natural habitat of rich, straight, white men, for Caitlyn they have been a sanctuary.
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I've had a chance to walk with him for a lot of rounds and what he's doing to golf courses is ridiculous.
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"He's passionate about the environment and he's built a number of these resorts and golf courses and loves the outdoors," Miller said.
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With its sun, sand, sea and sprawling golf courses, it's perhaps little surprise that the Chinese are flocking to the Sunshine State.
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Favorable state tax treatment for retirement income and plenty of golf courses, four for every 100,000 residents, helped Erie make the cut.
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A jab the pair made at the fake Time magazine covers that are displayed on the walls of his namesake golf courses.
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Some industrial groups have begun to shed ailing, non-core businesses; DSME, for example, is selling a subsidiary that runs golf courses.
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Ostensibly, he had traveled to Britain to relaunch Trump Turnberry, one of two luxury golf courses that he owns in the country.
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And I just applaud KPMG for its commitment to this and we get to do it at beautiful golf courses like this.
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President Trump's golf club in Washington, D.C. includes two 18-hole golf courses, an aquatics facility, a fitness center, and tennis courts.
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He will take part in a ceremonial ribbon cutting on his new golf courses and hotel at Trump Turnberry at 4 p.m.
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When there are people affected by drought who are not getting enough water to live by, how do you water golf courses?
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"I don't want people to move here because we have great golf courses and cheap homes," Mr. Stanton said in an interview.
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You own some of the most beautiful links golf courses in the world … [laughter, cross talk] TRUMP: [laughing] I read your article.
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To drive home his anti-corruption drive, Xi has frowned upon party cadres playing the game, hurting membership at many golf courses.
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The Geo Group also hired a lobbyist, Brian Ballard, who lobbied for Mr. Trump's golf courses in Florida before he became president.
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The hospitality industry — resorts, golf courses, casinos, and restaurants — is the largest source of income for tribes and their surrounding rural communities.
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She also showed him some of her family's golfing memorabilia in a nod to the president who owns two Scottish golf courses.
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In suburban and even urban parts of Texas, they're making themselves at home in parks, on golf courses and on athletic fields.
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Some golf courses are worth traveling the world for, whether you're a professional golfer or simply enjoy the sport in your downtime.
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We've put together a collection of 32 unforgettable golf courses, known for their fascinating locations, impeccable design, rich history, and unparalleled views.
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The action will take place at Singapore's Capella Hotel, located on Sentosa Island, a former pirate hangout now covered with golf courses.
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Not long after three of his children graduated from college, he vested authority in them over golf courses, hotels and licensing deals.
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"It is as far away from the minimalist golf courses that are in vogue right now as you can get," Kite said.
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An estate of more than 2,000 plush acres, it includes two golf courses, and is nestled along Spain's southern coast near Marbella.
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It has snapped up American hotel chains, golf courses and signature buildings, including paying $2.2 billion for 245 Park Avenue in Manhattan.
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In addition to six golf courses, six clubhouses and facilities for tennis and fitness, the community maintains several walking and hiking trails.
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Bunkers at other high-end golf courses are placed like majestic jewels and are filled with fluffy, glistening, almost snow-colored sand.
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Other attractions in the area include thermal baths, hiking trails, golf courses, river rafting, swimming pools and numerous lakes with recreational activities.
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Trump even refuses to acknowledge to the public that he plays golf during his frequent weekend visits to his private golf courses.
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This community prioritizes health and wellness, providing residents with on-site golf courses, softball fields, polo grounds, dance classes and athletic clubs.
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Many of these registrations have been in key categories such as real estate services, real estate development, hotels, golf courses and entertainment.
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The Japanese billionaire lives in a $50 million house in the woods outside of Tokyo and owns two golf courses in Hawaii.
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The Trump Organization will continue to raise money for St. Jude from patrons at its hotels and golf courses, Mr. Trump said.
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This region boasts Europe's best beaches, Europe's best golf courses, some of Europe's friendliest folk, and Western Europe's lowest cost of living.
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But around the time he hit one of the resort's two golf courses on Saturday, his official account began posting on Twitter.
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His predecessors have acted both as hosts for their foreign counterparts and as guests at vacation spots and golf courses the world over.
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Attractions include the Audubon Bird Sanctuary, the Dauphin Island Sea Lab, historic Fort Gaines, white sand beaches, public golf courses, marinas and parks.
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Of course his hotels, buildings and golf courses -- in which he holds varying equity stakes -- are hard assets that will retain intrinsic value.
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There are more than 550 golf courses in the country today; one of them, at Menie near Aberdeen, is owned by Donald Trump.
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By now, you might have heard that President Trump has a fake Time magazine cover prominently displayed in several of his golf courses.
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The Trump Organization is a large pass-through; it owns golf courses and hotels and pulls in about $2000 billion in annual revenue.
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Now the New York City Council plans to consider banning the sale of disposable plastic bottles at city parks, beaches and golf courses.
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Over the last decade, approximately $3 billion dollars has been invested in renovating around 1,000 golf courses across the country, WGF figures show.
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Trump has made himself unpopular in Scotland over the way in which he's handled various disputes regarding his golf courses in the country.
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He has responded by retreating even further into his chosen cocoons—the White House and America's golf courses—and lashing out on Twitter.
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Far from being the Edenic retreat that its name suggests, almost half is underused scrub; 7% consists of golf courses for rich people.
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The hotel also has a 12,000-square-foot Auriga spa, restaurants that serve Chinese and Mediterranean food, and two 18-hole golf courses.
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A group of Democratic lawmakers are urging the FBI to investigate the Trump Organization's hiring of undocumented immigrant's at the company's golf courses.
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This is how taxpayers ended up funding Cowgirl museums, turtle tunnels, and even golf courses with statues of lawmakers who requested the earmark.
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They also noted that the issue stretches far beyond California, as there are tons of golf courses located along coastlines across the globe.
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Then there are the collections of interesting things — demolished mansions, revolving restaurants, ruined flesh, miniature golf courses, fireworks displays, dioramas, amusement park rides.
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Lured by the increasing tourist traffic, investors opened eight golf courses in Sanya, many of them with luxurious clubhouses catering to rich Chinese.
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For example, Trump billed us over $130,000 for the Secret Service's use of golf carts while protecting him at his golf courses. 3.
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It's a 5-bedroom, 7-bathroom pad located on 5 acres just feet from one of the nicest golf courses in the state.
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Trump even said he doubted he would visit his own golf courses while president, something that hasn't turned out to be the case.
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Like I said, I don't know much about golf, but it's a good thing Mr. Collins doesn't design GOLF COURSEs for a living.
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And more — he has had people fired, at his golf courses, for not being pretty enough, The Los Angeles Times reported this week.
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These houses are breathtaking and unapologetically modern structures, inspired by their surroundings and golf courses, and shaped to adapt to a unique setting.
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In terms of recreation, we have bocce courts, cricket fields, golf courses and greenways for biking, along with sites for canoes and kayaking.
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And to get their hands on the golf carts, they need to rent them from the golf courses at which the president plays.
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Scottsdale has a wealth of public art and a long artistic tradition rather obscured by its proliferation of shopping malls and golf courses.
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Once confined to golf courses and soccer practices, these sporty, neon-tinted shades are huge this summer, among fashion kids and dads alike.
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The exclusions of the UK and Ireland raised eyebrows after it was pointed out that these countries hosted golf courses owned by Trump.
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Some sidelined women can afford to be ladies of leisure and happily fulfill conventional expectations, finding joy at gardening clubs and golf courses.
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President Trump, an avid golfer who owns more than a dozen golf courses, congratulated Daly for winning his first P.G.A. Tour Champions title.
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The app's nine categories for savings include travel (hotels and rental car companies), entertainment (movie theaters, golf courses and concert halls) and pets.
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When completed, the $23 billion Hoiana project will extend across almost 22,22020 hectares, and also include shops, restaurants, golf courses and water parks.
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Indeed, he was hired to design and build several more golf courses in the area for white golfers but barred from playing them.
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It applies to California law, rather than federal law, and centers on the way that the state's golf courses avoid paying taxes, legally.
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He took out an E.U. trademark for "Numquam Concedere," the Latin motto on the crest of one of his Scottish golf courses, above.
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He spends three weeks every summer playing in Hawaii, where he owns two golf courses that he bought for a combined $74.1 million.
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Certainly, Mr. Trump's golf courses in Scotland and Ireland have remained at the fore in the president-elect's mind, even in recent days.
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Near three golf courses and the Wailea Resort, the gated property is surrounded by palms and has steps leading to a sandy beach.
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In 2011, Frye sued one of Trump's golf courses because it offered a 25 percent discount to "ladies" for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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He is then due to spend two days at golf courses he owns in Scotland before traveling to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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HS: We, as an organization, as you appreciate, signed a commercial deal with the Trump organization, to build for us two golf courses, and we have opened the first golf course in February, 26th, we're very happy with the design, the quality, and I think it's one of the best golf courses, not in the Middle East, but around the world.
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It was recently discovered the president even had a fake Time magazine cover (featuring himself, of course) framed at several of his golf courses.
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He has called the turbines within eyeshot of one of his Scottish golf courses "a disaster for Scotland" on par with the Lockerbie bombing.
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Trump has often spoken of his administration for Queen Elizabeth II, and his mother's heritage in Scotland, where he owns two renowned golf courses.
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It's not clear what his own personal stake is in the money he's claiming as income from his golf courses, hotels and other interests.
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Trump, for instance, has bragged about the value of his golf courses but then claimed they were worth far less for property tax purposes.
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The coastal floodplains of South Florida, meanwhile, were made suitable for highways, golf courses, and skyscrapers, setting the stage for a massive population boom.
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In Florida, which in 2015 had more golf courses than other state, golfers can squeeze in some practice at the Palm Beach International Airport.
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But at these events, groping, sexist comments and ogling were par for the course (sometimes literally, since we often made appearances at golf courses).
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C-suite executives from both sides meet in hotel rooms and bars and local golf courses and chat about how they can work together.
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While a liquor license might not seem of much consequence, golf courses are low-margin ventures, so liquor sales are crucial, the Post reports.
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Ivanka and her brothers Donald Jr. and Eric are in leadership positions at the Trump Organization, managing the company's international hotels and golf courses.
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He could colonize Mars and create vast new opportunities to construct Red Planet casinos, golf courses, and gilded human habitats for the Trump Organization.
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Since Trump built the organization, he knows each asset inside and out — from the 17 golf courses, 15 hotels and dozens of residential buildings.
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What's more, because coats of arms are registered in the UK, he was forced to amend the emblem on his golf courses in Scotland.
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That vast system that once allowed vegetables, lawns, and golf courses to flourish in the desert no longer works the way it used to.
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This year, politics and business are intersecting, as one of the presidential candidates, Donald Trump, has extensive properties including casinos, hotels, and golf courses.
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As reported, Kushner's property portfolio did not rival the collection of glitzy hotels, casinos and golf courses owned, controlled or licensed by the president.
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"One of the great things about course number four is there are so many various ingredients that compare with other golf courses," he said.
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Cohen said Trump was able to lower real estate tax bills by deflating the value of his golf courses and requesting a tax deduction.
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Trump, in 2010, reportedly told an audience at one of his golf courses that "China and other countries couldn't care less" about climate change.
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One is that under Trump, the owners of golf courses will be able to reduce the wages they pay to their working-class employees.
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The other is that under Trump, affluent Americans will have more disposable income that will likely be spent on things like fancy golf courses.
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Since taking office eight weeks ago, Trump has reportedly visited two golf courses near his Mar-a-Lago Palm Beach, Florida, estate 10 times.
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When he leaves Brussels, he will travel to London for a long-awaited visit, before stopping at one of his golf courses in Scotland.
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Throughout his presidential campaign, Donald Trump has promoted his namesake business, holding events at Trump-branded hotels and golf courses from Scotland to Florida.
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Remember he visited one of his golf courses in Scotland right after Brexit and said the Scots did well to vote out of Europe.
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Time will tell if the behavior employed by a savvy real estate tycoon to develop golf courses will achieve the shuttering of uranium centrifuges.
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Trump has visited his golf courses 92 times as president, golfing with lawmakers at least seven of those times, according to CNN's latest count.
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Trump has threatened to cancel over 700 million pounds of investments in golf courses in Scotland if Britain slaps him with a travel ban.
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That makes it necessary to reconcile the two reports in order to compare, apples-to-apples, how the President's golf courses are truly performing.
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CWT International, which operates in 90 countries, also owns a portfolio of golf courses in the U.S. city of Seattle, stock exchange filings showed.
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Lobbyists and CEOs pay Trump's golf courses handsomely for memberships that could get them in the vicinity of the president and his top aides.
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They develop those relationships on golf courses and in cigar bars, negotiating on the back nine and firming up the deal over a Cohiba.
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While other recent presidents have put their assets in a blind trust, Trump has retained ownership of his hotels, golf courses and other businesses.
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Many golf courses even began raising the white liner cup, which is normally inserted into a hole, to about two inches above the ground.
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After meeting the queen, Mr. Trump flew to Scotland, where his mother was born and where he owns two golf courses, for the weekend.
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But among the countries he excluded were two where he has hotels and golf courses that have been struggling financially: the UK and Ireland.
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The Republican either owns or has leased his name to hotels, golf courses and other properties in countries ranging from Azerbaijan to South Korea.
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Construction of new golf courses in the country has been banned since 2004 in most areas, in an attempt to preserve water and land.
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It has sought to buy locally owned golf courses and refurbish them by adding or improving amenities such as upscale dining and event rooms.
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Retirement villages came to be centered on golf courses, Coughlin maintains, not because oldsters necessarily like golf but because they like using golf carts.
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Trump spent much of his time in Florida on his golf courses, playing with famous PGA players such as Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.
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This arrangement is a fig leaf that fails to address numerous potential violations by Trump-branded real estate developments, golf courses and other businesses.
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A Scottish lawmaker has said President Donald Trump should be forced to explain how he bought two Scottish golf courses, according to the BBC.
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This spring, Golfweek listed Sweetens Cove at No. 220 in its top 220 modern golf courses, a ranking of American courses built since 220.
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But there's one Irish concern Trump shouldn't bring up at the St. Patrick's Day summit: Construction at one of the president's prized golf courses.
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The golf courses paid Mr. Trump $2 million to $10 million even before they opened, according to financial disclosure forms filed in May 2016.
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The airline has been banking on its network of golf courses to draw in visitors, especially from Northeast Asia, to its resorts across Vietnam.
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"We have a president who thinks everything is about him — his tweets, his golf courses, his ego," Klobuchar says in one of the spots.
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According to Bloomberg, Orlando-based CNL Lifestyle Properties in 300 sold 48 golf courses, with $158 million in revenue in 2013, for $320 million.
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The numbers say that Trump casinos, stores, and golf courses suffered most during his initial jump into the race and especially the recent primaries.
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According to President Donald Trump's latest financial disclosures, the Trump Organization oversees 17 golf courses and clubs, generating $221 million in revenue last year.
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Golf courses typically use between 100,000 and 1 million gallons of water per week in the summer, according to the Alliance for Water Efficiency.
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Except the trip is to Scotland, and its main focus is golf courses and Trump's private business affairs, not anything related to public policy.
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Not only are its golf courses beautiful, but one allows you to play your 18 holes in the company of a large crowd of kangaroos.
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According to media reports, he plans to be buried in the state at a private cemetery at one of his golf courses after he dies.
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It has sought to buy locally owned golf courses and refurbish them by adding or improving amenities such as up-scale dining and event rooms.
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And we all know how much Trump loves aspirational imagery, as evidenced by that fake Time cover that hung in several of his golf courses.
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Sources of these nutrients include fertilizers from agriculture, golf courses, and suburban lawns, erosion of soil packed with nutrients, and sewage discharge from treatment plants.
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More projects around the world would follow, including golf courses, the Mar-a-Lago private resort in Florida, New York's venerable Plaza Hotel and casinos.
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In an appeal, a court has ruled that property owners, including golf courses, have a "duty" to protect patrons from dangerous insects on their property.
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Its maps tend to show the footprint of buildings with more accuracy, and even maps golf courses, sports pitches, and tennis courts with surprising accuracy.
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It looks to buy locally-owned golf courses and then refurbish them by adding or improving amenities such as up-scale dining and event rooms.
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It's a unique way to test drones, and Rakuten said it plans to expand to more golf courses across Japan based on how things go.
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According to Foursquare, the share of traffic going to Trump-branded hotels and golf courses fell 17 percent in June and 14 percent in July.
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A spokesman isn't saying The Villages, a master planned senior community centered on manicured golf courses, is staunchly Republican and full of largely white retirees.
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Trump Golf Courses Of all the officials in the Trump administration, President Trump will always be the main villain in the eyes of his opponents.
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An application to build a sea wall around one of his golf courses cites climate change as the need for it, Politico reported last year.
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Coastal golf courses were suffering from storm surges and a rise in sea levels, caused by a melt of ice from Greenland to the Himalayas.
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Much of the company's most valuable assets consist of several dozen commercial and residential real estate properties and golf courses in the U.S. and overseas.
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In June 2017, a Forbes investigation reported that Eric's charity had paid to use Trump golf courses for events, despite what he had previously said.
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Similar to when the Japanese acquired US movie studios and golf courses in the eighties, SoftBank will leave with less yen than they came with.
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In addition, the campaign has paid out over $260,000 to Trump's golf courses (he has used those resorts as campaign venues) and to his restaurants.
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Donald Trump's proudest accomplishment—next to his high-rises, his golf courses, and his daughter Ivanka—is his book, Trump: The Art of the Deal.
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The heat of the DC summer is oppressive and Congress is in recess anyway, so you head out to one of your many golf courses.
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As part of the bid, the French committed to building 100 compact urban golf courses, most privately funded and most of nine holes or fewer.
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Democrats have drawn attention to Trump's hotels, golf courses and other business interests around the world in questioning potential conflicts of interest for the president.
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Ms. Dunham-Jones maintains a database of suburban property types that have been retrofitted, including 129 golf courses, a third of which have been regreened.
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Soon after, he was put in touch with Mr. Wang's son-in-law in Seattle, Mike Ji. They began scouting golf courses in Washington State.
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The Trump Organization is a large pass-through; the holding company owns golf courses and hotels and pulls in about $9.5 billion in annual revenue.
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Mr. Ducey is still allowing businesses to remain open if they are considered essential, which in Arizona includes golf courses, nail salons and pawn shops.
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About 10 communities catering to those 50 and over who want amenities like swimming pools and golf courses are underway or planned in the area.
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Mr. Trump — whose global empire of hotels, real estate, golf courses and other businesses is awash in foreign money — has refused to take those steps.
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At almost 8,000 yards, the par-72 is one of the world's longest golf courses and requires a certain approach to course management for players.
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But — good news for someone who owns golf courses, like President Trump — a negligence case isn't always what it seems, as Monk (Tony Shalhoub) realizes.
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Nobody knows, but it's worth considering that Trump apparently ranted to European Union leaders about the difficulty of setting up golf courses in their nations.
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These were public golf courses around Los Angeles, among the busiest in the country, which is why you don't end up playing by yourself much.
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Celebrate another decade of my life and I get to do it on one of my favorite golf courses in the world, it's pretty cool.
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But he agreed that the Trump Organization's assets — from Mar-a-Lago, where interest in memberships has surged, to its golf courses — were doing well.
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That has given the company financial flexibility to weather the squeeze on the hotels and fluctuations in another big line of business, its golf courses.
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It's home to sprawling golf courses, gorgeous houses surrounded by live oak trees draped in Spanish moss, romantic beaches, and a river full of yachts.
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Trump owns many properties around the world, from hotels to golf courses to luxury towers, but several have removed his name from their visible signage.
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Now for years we've built golf courses and traditional club houses, and to see a beautiful 8-acre lake lagoon has been a tremendous draw.
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There are luxury condominiums here now and a hotel with a grand lobby, testaments to the resort's year-round appeal that includes two golf courses.
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The murals, each over 10 feet tall, were taken down during a restoration of the entire building at the Pelham Bay & Split Rock Golf Courses.
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That could spell trouble for Shinzo Abe, the prime minister: in Japan, political plots start on golf courses, says Takashi Inoguchi of the University of Tokyo.
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But even relatively small-scale demonstrations and acts of civil disobedience targeting Trump-branded hotels, golf courses, office buildings, and apartments can be dramatic and telling.
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Still, I am looking forward to the moment when the Trump brand, applied to golf courses, ties, wine and steaks, is stamped on a peace initiative.
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Instead, it was about Dixon's hundreds of drawings of golf courses, some of which he submitted to the magazine for its "Golf Saved My Life" feature.
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The island is working to tackle the situation by reducing consumption, publishing a monthly report on water reserves, and using untreated water to irrigate golf courses.
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The Algarve covers 143 miles of coastline, with 130 beaches and 40 golf courses — five of which are ranked in the top 100 in continental Europe.
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Photo via Google Street ViewTrump's no stranger to Miami where he owns golf courses and hotels, and once sold a Palm Beach house for $22016 million.
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The sea views, the greenery, the two 18-hole golf courses, a casino and a marina festooned with quayside restaurants are selling points, transport links aren't.
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Woods and his team are "lead architects on a proposal to redevelop the Jackson Park and South Shore Golf Courses in downtown Chicago," the outlet revealed.
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Its website describes it as an 800-acre resort with 643 total guest rooms, more than 100,000 square feet of event space and four golf courses.
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Given that, the fact that President Donald Trump has made 16 visits to his own golf courses since being sworn in shouldn't be a huge deal.
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The European and Caribbean-style dream homes, ranging from 3,000-12,000 square feet, are surrounded by parks, gardens, golf courses and sculptures of classic Disney characters.
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"We did things like we looked at the golf courses and whether they actually ever made any money and how much debt they had," Simpson said.
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The region has hunting and fishing, bird-watching, hiking, golf courses, surfing, sailing, mountain biking, an abundance of National Trust properties to visit and other attractions.
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The city boasts two miles of sandy shores, as well as golf courses, art museums, jazz clubs and concerts at its downtown shopping center, Mizner Park.
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Trump himself has acknowledged that he may have discussed wind farms that would mar the views of his Scottish golf courses with British politician Nigel Farage.
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We were in charge of ensuring that all revenue-producing entities within the city's parks, from food vendors to golf courses, operated smoothly, honestly, and cleanly.
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The species of alligator roaming Florida's swamps and golf courses may be millions of years older than previously thought, scientists from the University of Florida said.
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The Trump Organization is a private, family-run business that owns billions of dollars' worth of hotels, office buildings, golf courses and management and licensing agreements.
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There were also main streets, motels and miniature golf courses; barbershops, billboards and banks; gas pumps, sumptuous movie palaces and a pink plastic flamingo or two.
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The red-shingled, colonial-style Capella is a five-star hotel on Sentosa Island, which boasts several resorts, hotels, two golf courses and a theme park.
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He's visited his golf courses around 223 times since his inauguration and has received criticism for the frequency with which he's gone golfing during his presidency.
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Through his namesake company, Mr. Palmer would go on to market golf clubs and clothing, and serve as a designer for golf courses around the world.
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An abundance of slot machines, free drinks, luxury suites, clubs, pools, concerts, and golf courses aim to keep people betting, and to keep them coming back.
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While the golfing population is still relatively small in India, the game is rapidly gaining in appeal, prompting developers to build homes attached to golf courses.
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Abaco and Grand Bahama islands are known for their marinas, golf courses and all-inclusive resorts and are home to many fishermen, laborers and hotel workers.
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He praised his golf courses, assailed China and Mexico as economic competitors and promised to build a "great wall" to keep out Mexican criminals and rapists.
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White Atlantans staged bitter protests during that time in an attempt to avoid sharing space with blacks at public facilities like golf courses, parks and pools.
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The wind-blown grains are so rounded that golf balls sink into them, so the sand in the bunkers on Dubai's many golf courses is imported.
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The president said he would maintain ownership in his hotels, golf courses and hundreds of other businesses but hand off control to his two oldest sons.
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With Trump's hundreds of other businesses, including golf courses, hotels and branding deals, profits from each go to a holding company and eventually into Trump's trust.
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Across the country, schools have built lavish athletic facilities featuring barbershops, "Godzillatron" video boards, cryotherapy chambers, antigravity treadmills, miniature golf courses, and man-made lazy rivers.
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Langston was built in 1939 and remains one of the nation's most important historically black golf courses, which made Curry's choice of venue even more profound.
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And he released a list of all of the kinds of businesses, including beauty salons and golf courses, that he has deemed "essential" during the pandemic.
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Should they have to pay millions of dollars more for security so the president can work in luxury clubs and golf courses that his business owns?
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Eric and Don Jr. are traveling the world to promote Trump hotels and golf courses while being looked after by the Secret Service on our dime.
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"That was a rule that basically took your property away from you," added Mr. Trump, whose real estate holdings include more than a dozen golf courses.
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The Trump Organization submitted plans Tuesday to invest a further £150 million ($197 million) into the expansion of one of the U.S. president's Scottish golf courses.
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Just as Steve Bannon is a better fit at Breitbart, Trump is a better fit managing his family golf courses and starring in reality TV shows.
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"The time will come when golf courses in Japan will need to tap into this market and then you might see a big change in attitude."
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About 30 percent comes from golf courses and clubs like Mar-a-Lago, the Florida property where the president likes to spend weekends during the winter.
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In 22016, CNN found that Trump had fought the tax assessments of all 2300 of his US golf courses except the one in Bedminster, New Jersey.
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Trump is no longer hustling golf courses, fake "universities," or reality TV. He means to command the United States armed forces and control its nuclear codes.
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Trump, whose mother was Scottish, is due to be in Britain the day after the referendum, when he visits two golf courses he owns in Scotland.
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The House Democrat was responding to a report that Trump's son, Eric, once told a golf writer that funding for Trump golf courses comes from Russia.
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About $5 million is outstanding, money that could be raised via direct donations from hotel guests or players at family golf courses, under the proposed plan.
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"Some communities have sustainable golf courses with residences that aren't sustainable, so you should find out about the homes before considering the golf," Mr. Johnston said.
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The action is unfolding at the Capella Hotel on Singapore's Sentosa Island, an old pirate hangout turned into a neatly manicured resort covered in golf courses.
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The executive producer credit line remains on his reality television show "Celebrity Apprentice" and the websites for his golf courses still prominently feature photos of Trump.
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Dallas-based ClubCorp Holdings last year agreed to pay $265 million for 50 golf courses with about $100 million in total annual revenue, according to Bloomberg.
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He said he knew of a few golf courses in the region that had to put up signs imploring people not to scatter guest remains there.
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He has hated wind power ever since a wind farm threatened the views on one of his Scottish golf courses, leading to years of failed litigation.
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In the 20th century, humans brazenly built vast dams and reservoirs in this dry region to sustain irrigation districts and golf courses and fountains in Las Vegas.
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It also reported lodging expenses at the Trump International Hotel in New York and facility rental and catering expenses at Trump golf courses in Florida and Virginia.
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And though his aides are often reluctant to confirm whether he's playing golf, CNN reports that he's now spent 87 days at one of his golf courses.
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And much of the rest is unlovely, inaccessible or both: intensive agricultural land, horse paddocks, endless golf courses and pointlessly empty parcels like this one in Harlow.
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The PGA Tour is in the unique position of already having plenty of laser-scanned models of golf courses that they use for TV animations of gameplay.
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Tommy's got a brilliant chance and Paul's got a great chance, he's been knocking on the door many times now and is dangerous on links golf courses.
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Goldman also has a history of buying distressed assets in Japan, including a string of failed golf courses after the country's economic bubble burst in the 1990s.
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He raised Scottish tempers by threatening to pull the plug on his investments there, including his luxury golf courses, if British politicians barred him from entering Britain.
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However, his hotels, casinos, and golf courses are mainly located in reliably "blue" Democratic states, and depend highly on guests and visitors who live in the region.
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But the real estate mogul, who owns number of golf courses that bear his name, says there is absolutely no truth to the "disgusting" rumors and accusations.
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The Trump Organization is a large pass-through; it is a holding company for golf courses and hotels and pulls in about $9.5 billion in annual revenue.
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First son Eric Trump is shooting down a report that in 2014 he told a golf writer that funding for Trump-branded golf courses came from Russia.
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That turn towards agriculture is especially prevalent in housing developments purposefully designed around golf courses – and which used that amenity as a key selling point, said McMahon.
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Donald Trump, the putative Republican candidate for president, announced that he would be in Scotland at the reopening of one of his golf courses on June 24th.
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The Trump Organization has fired at least 18 undocumented workers from five of its golf courses in New York and New Jersey in the last two months.
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It's of a piece with government business being conducted on Trump's golf courses and presidential supplicants trying to curry favor by using the services of Trump hotels.
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His portfolio of golf courses continued to account for a dominant share of his revenue, including income of about $132 million from his course in Doral, Fla.
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Trump, who has been criticized for his frequent outings to Trump properties, particularly golf courses, has invoked his own criticism of Obama's golfing trips on numerous occasions.
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President Trump's golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey spans over 600 acres and includes two 18-hole golf courses, tennis courts, a pool, and a fitness center.
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"Most golf courses are losing money," said Dai Yuying, general manager of Sanya Luhuitou Golf Club, adding that his tournament-quality course is managing to break even.
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When the majority of your wealth is tied up in skyscrapers, golf courses, and a shrinking pool of licensing deals, accessing it can be a real problem.
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Number of private jet arrivals in 2018: 2,300The island off the coast of Italy is famous for its archeological sites and golf courses, according to Discover Italy.
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The move is slated for summer 2022, which is when the two golf courses, a nine-hole short course and practice areas are expected to be finished.
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For instance, the people he appoints to the National Labor Relations Board will be in charge of investigating complaints by workers at his hotels and golf courses.
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Total score: 54.63/100 Entertainment & recreation rank: 3 Nightlife rank: 11 Fun fact: Florida ranked No. 73 for the most golf courses and country clubs per capita.
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Having honed his game on some rustic Queensland golf courses when growing up, Smith should have no major bother with the vagaries of links golf, Field said.
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The revenue streams to President Donald Trump from his golf courses have been roughly flat since his last financial disclosure report, according the new report released Wednesday.
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Before I knew it, we were airborne, bobbing a little in the early summer breeze and then soaring over the mansions and golf courses of Westchester County.
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Sure, the real estate developer has done things that Mr. Thomas finds crass, like putting his picture on the water bottles handed out at his golf courses.
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Some keep them as pets or drag them to dorm rooms, while others simply bask in the majestic creatures' glory as they stomp around on golf courses.
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"I don't get why, for example, in golf, all the great golfers design golf courses," the Briton, winner of 63 races and four world championships, told reporters.
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Eventually, the neglected parcels became strings of parks, cemeteries, golf courses and, in time, some of the region's most attractive neighborhoods, often heavily landscaped and densely wooded.
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South Korea Dispatch JEJU, South Korea — A subtropical island famed for its turquoise seas, female divers and golf courses, Jeju has attracted South Korean honeymooners for decades.
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Fifty years later, mega hectares of wilderness have been displaced by stucco communities as prissy about lawn maintenance as the golf courses, and Disney attractions, they border.
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The Times' report said the Trump Organization has also cut staff from properties in New York and Washington and closed golf courses in Los Angeles and Miami.
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Ocasio-Cortez pointed to a pair of Washington Post stories about how Trump kept his tax bills down on his golf courses in Florida and New York.
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It took a woman in Florida going through hundreds of TripAdvisor photos of Trump's golf courses to find one of the portraits at Trump National Doral Miami.
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O.J. Simpson is pleading with golf courses nationwide -- PLEASE stay open during the coronavirus scare ... or old dudes across the country are gonna lose their damn minds.
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"In France, we have about 173 significant residential and commercial zones, and we examined what kinds of golf courses we could put in these zones," he said.
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The setting is a depressed 1980s British island, once a delightful tourist town, now a sad remnant, complete with beaches and wild golf courses and theme parks.
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The company owns, operates or manages 16 golf courses — a dozen of them in the United States — and a collection of office properties and smaller business ventures.
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President Donald Trump's new coronavirus-related travel restrictions on Europe do not extend to the two European countries where he has golf courses: the UK and Ireland.
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It announced plans to partner with international hotel chains and other investors to build hundreds of new projects by 2030, including resorts with golf courses and marinas.
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Mr. Trump has earned $2 million to $10 million from the two golf courses, according to financial disclosures he filed last year with the Federal Election Commission.
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Members can access unique online content, win money can't buy rewards, and find opportunities to play at some of the most iconic golf courses in the world.
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That company holds some of Mr. Trump's largest assets, including his Old Post Office lease, golf courses and residential properties including a house in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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The club, one of 11 hotels the Trump Organization lists in its worldwide portfolio, has four golf courses, including its crown jewel, the Blue Monster at Doral.
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With rising sea levels, intense rain and increased droughts widely predicted as result of a warming climate, golf courses will increasingly find themselves exposed to the threats.
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" Simpson explained that Fusion GPS looked at everything from Trump's golf courses to bankruptcies to tax bills, and collected lawsuits "from around the country and the world.
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It is also unclear how much Trump's frequent visits to the golf courses cost, especially visits to Mar-a-Lago and Trump International Golf Club in Florida.
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When he leaves the club, he's usually headed for one of the golf courses he owns in the area, where players enjoy similar access in clubhouse restaurants.
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After limping around golf courses with a mysterious ailment in his right foot, Olazábal missed the 1995 Ryder Cup while taking an 20153-month absence from competition.
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Many business interests, however, love daylight saving, among them golf courses (because people play more), gas stations (because people drive more) and retailers (because people buy more).
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Donald Trump, who became the third US president to be impeached on Wednesday, owns many properties around the world, from hotels to golf courses to ice rinks.
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Think about it: Could Britain or Canada curry favor with the incoming administration by waiving regulations to promote Trump golf courses or directing business to Trump hotels?
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Dan Scavino, the White House's social media director, first met Trump at one of the president's golf courses, where he worked as a caddie as a teenager.
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As we've previously reported, Trump has more than 500 businesses, including hotels and golf courses, as well as licensing deals for the Trump brand in several countries.
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When president-elect Trump booted the author of this 1993 unauthorized biography off one of his golf courses, I sensed that Hurt's book might be of interest.
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Dwarfed by rising slopes on either side, they are carving out what will become an artificial lake — an irrigation reservoir for two new 18-hole golf courses.
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He said he was closer to Britain than any other American leader, citing his mother's Scottish roots and the two golf courses he owns in the country.
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New Jersey is seeking to revoke the liquor license of one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE's golf courses, a penalty that could cause Trump's two other golf courses in the state to lose their licenses, as well.
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Covering 83,700 square miles - about four times the size of London - it features a 20-lane avenue, multiple golf courses and a replica of Yangon's golden Shwedagon Pagoda.
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The animals wandered into roadways, tore up golf courses and drank from swimming pools, said Inga Gibson, Hawaii state director for the Humane Society of the United States.
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Visits to Trump-branded hotels, casinos and golf courses slipped further in September, suggesting that the Republican candidate's tumultuous political campaign could be putting pressure on his companies.
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Hotels, casinos, golf courses, apartment buildings, restaurants, a bottled water company, a fleet of private aircraft—you name it, he's got it, and his campaign is using it.
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"We've seen a pretty significant decline in the number of golf courses, both because of oversupply and underdemand," said Ed McMahon, a senior resident fellow at the institute.
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In October, a Hawaii man reportedly was charged with criminal mischief for defacing four golf courses owned by the Trump Organization, by allegedly carving messages into the greens.
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The city, a suburb of Washington, D.C., has the most golf courses of any spot on the top 10 list: more than six courses for every 100,000 residents.
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He also frequented private clubs and golf courses, it said, two activities party members are barred from due to the reputation both have as places for shady dealings.
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Trump has also taken to conducting presidential work at his golf courses, playing golf with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe during a state visit in Florida in February.
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Protesters in New Jersey set up a GoFundMe page last week to bring the blimp to Bedminster, N.J., a city where one of Trump's golf courses is located.
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Thomas L. Friedman MEMO TO: DONALD TRUMP FROM: TOM FRIEDMAN SUBJECT: GOLF COURSES Dear Donald, It's been a while since we talked on the practice tee at Doral.
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Such a strategy would class the organization's website as a separate entity from the physical locations around the country — including Trump's golf courses, resorts and the headquarters itself.
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According to NBC News, financial reports showed major losses, including a $23 million loss at his Turnberry resort in Scotland, as well as losses at his golf courses.
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It's also one of the more far-reaching players, shipping among hundreds of countries and territories worldwide, as well as to and from cruise ships and golf courses.
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On Tuesday, he dragged reporters off to admire one of his golf courses in Florida and listen to the workers tell their boss how much they loved him.
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Some aides have also grumbled privately about a trip Mr. Trump has planned for the end of the month to Scotland and Ireland, to tour his golf courses.
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Around 47% of Greater London is already physically green -- including areas such as domestic gardens, golf courses and natural habitats -- and 18% of the capital is public parks.
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There are eight golf courses at Pebble Beach, the most famous being Pebble Beach Golf Links but it also includes Spanish Bay, Spyglass and Poppy Hills — all public.
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"He didn't hear me," said Fairchild, a retiree from Michigan who added that he had been following Palmer around golf courses during tournament weeks since the late 1950s.
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There isn't much focus on what is here: lush riparian corridors, subtropical wildlife refuges, backyards, golf courses, national parks, and, most important, vibrant—and vocal—Mexican American communities.
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The villages of La Heredia or El Madroñal, a few minutes' drive, have restaurants, cafes and grocers, and about 10 golf courses are within a half-hour drive.
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In addition to spending lazy days in the sand, residents can also visit the area's prime golf courses or go hiking, camping, and kayaking in the nearby parks.
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One of the world's oldest and most iconic golf courses, the Old Course at St Andrews in Scotland can be a challenge for even the best of golfers.
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Besides traveling the world to publicize Trump golf courses and hang out with potential investors, Eric and Donald Jr. are also working the political side of the street.
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Colbert also ripped Trump for talking about his election victory a year ago and promoting one of his golf courses during his remarks to South Korea's National Assembly.
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The village is also a popular summer destination, with hiking trails, golf courses, a large sports and entertainment complex, as well as dozens of restaurants and upscale stores.
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It was the president's second visit this month to South Florida, where he owns the Mar-a-Lago resort in West Palm Beach along with the golf courses.
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Trump almost always keeps reporters at a distance when he visits his golf courses, so it's difficult to know how often he plays when visiting his golf clubs.
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No more repeating of tweets, insults to journalists, attacks on political rivals or coverage of campaign rallies, hotel openings or golf courses, and no attention to bold lies.
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"We don't have a crisis like the U.S.A. right now," said the marketing director, Klaus Burkhardt, referring to the rising numbers of American golf courses that have closed.
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President Trump, after he was elected, transferred ownership of his resorts, golf courses and other properties to a trust that is controlled by his sons and company executives.
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Trump won the state, where he has golf courses and a home that is now considered his primary residence, in his race against Democrat Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Trump, once a critic of presidential golfing, has ignored his own advice and made a habit of visiting some of the many golf courses emblazoned in his moniker.
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Solivita in Kissimmee, Florida, covers 4,300 acres and has plenty of amenities and activities — including golf courses, a spa and fitness center, and tennis and bocce ball courts.
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The Washington Post reported that at least 18 undocumented workers from five golf courses in New York and New Jersey have been dismissed over the last two months.
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But Mr. Obama's most frequent golf venue was Joint Base Andrews, not a collection of golf courses he owns, where membership initiation fees hit as high as $250,20163.
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Two tee markers are placed on the ground at the start of a hole on golf courses to indicate where golfers should stand to take their first swing.
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He took out a European Union trademark for "Numquam Concedere," Latin for "Never Give Up," which is part of the crest at one of his Scottish golf courses.
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The company had just undergone a decade of significant growth, opening five-star hotels in Chicago, Las Vegas and Washington, and snatching up golf courses across the country.
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For more than a year, Young confided in Khalil, praising Ron Paul and criticizing Barack Obama as they met up for meals, movies and walks on golf courses.
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Just south of Fairhope is the Grand Hotel, a sweeping 172-year-old property set on a 550-acre expanse that includes two golf courses and a spa.
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The feeling was — you gotta remember, in the end, when you stripped everything back, he was a reality-TV host with some hotel properties and some golf courses.
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Trump, whose businesses include a host of real estate properties as well as golf courses and a Virginia winery, handed day-to-day management to two of his sons.
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At least that's what Foursquare found in August in a data analysis of foot traffic around Trump-branded properties including hotels, casinos and golf courses in the United States.
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United Arab Emirates In the United Arab Emirates, Trump has partnered with billionaire Hussain Sajwani and his company DAMAC Properties on two golf courses still under development in Dubai.
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The Post reported in February that at least 18 undocumented workers from five golf courses in New York and New Jersey had been dismissed over the previous two months.
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Even at the pyramids of Giza, houses, hotels and golf courses push in from three sides, leaving tourists with just one direction for photographs with a sand-filled backdrop.
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I would abolish golf courses because they are an environmental threat and a threat to the safety of people...And I want the death penalty to be re-enacted.
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It works with bike shops, golf courses, jewelry stores, and other businesses that have large or high-value inventories and multiple sales channels, like rentals or on-site restaurants.
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He was personally on hand on June 24th (visiting one of his golf courses in Scotland) to celebrate the referendum result—and even to claim it as his own.
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Middle-class Europeans are more likely to live in flats, and wealthy Europeans have long preferred city centres, choosing museums and opera houses over swimming pools and golf courses.
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The Trump trademark is used by a wide range of Chinese products, from ties and clothing to golf courses, poker cards, condoms and toilet products, many without Trump's permission.
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It owns hotels, resorts, golf courses, and much more; in fact, it's the 48th-largest private company in the US, and brought in $19803 billion in revenue last year.
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"We have two of everything here," Schexnyder says: two golf courses, two infirmaries, two cafeterias, two sides of a campus divided (initially by a wall, and later, a hedge).
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This is a lesson I learn rather quickly at the Renaissance Resort and Spa, a sprawling patch of lush golf courses and fancy pools playing host to the conference.
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But White House spokesman Sean Spicer also said Trump's right to "privacy" is one reason that the Trump administration hasn't trumpeted the outcomes of his meetings on golf courses.
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Various Trump establishments, including his prestigious hotels and golf courses, have decreased in the market share of visits by 14 percent from a year ago, according to industry data.
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That means more jobs in places like golf courses, who'll be eager to hire since laxer Labor Department rules will make it easier for them to offer low pay.
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Visitors can choose from watersides, zip lines, Jet Ski rentals, paragliding, a historical fort, the nearby Great Escape amusement park and, according to the mayor, nine miniature golf courses.
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I feel like the golf courses, as far as I'm concerned, the rough can't be long enough, the fairways can't be narrow enough, the greens can't be fast enough.
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In particular, investigators have been looking into the resort, Black Lake, a rustic lakeside conference center with golf courses, tennis courts and log-cabin style architecture in Onaway, Mich.
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Since the Childs moved in, farms and vineyards have been converted to golf courses and villas to accommodate the international elites who want to live on the Côte d'Azur.
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Ethics watchdogs say the president is violating the clause every time his hotels or golf courses receive payments from foreign governments because Trump still owns his stake in them.
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Guests were fond of soaking in the hotel's natural hot springs or playing on its golf courses, which were among the first to be built on the West Coast.
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Trump was a vocal supporter of Brexit, and he arrived in Britain in 2016 for a visit to his Scottish golf courses shortly after the referendum result was announced.
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Read more: Here's a look at all 16 golf courses Donald Trump owns around the worldCombined, that means the entire Trump family's fortune could exceed an estimated $4 billion.
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Trump's golf courses, resorts and vineyards in New York, Florida and Virginia were granted permission by the Department of Labor to bring in the workers on H-2 visas.
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Google Camp takes place at the Vendura Resort, which has a 200-foot infinity pool, a mile of private coastline on the Mediterranean, and two 18-hole golf courses.
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When he leaves Britain on Sunday, after a trip to Scotland where he owns two golf courses, he heads to Helsinki for a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Developments for independent retirees typically come in two flavors: isolated, gated subdivisions or large homes on golf courses, often in the same bland package of multiple cul-de-sacs.
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He did build a skyscraper in Manhattan and some golf courses and hotels around the country, but throughout his life his main construction project has been his own image.
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Given just how much he plays—we know he's visited his golf courses 94 times since the inauguration—it doesn't seem like the guy would really need to cheat.
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The region boasts the only three-Michelin-starred restaurant in wine country ( The French Laundry), golf courses, resorts and spas, and some of the most coveted wine grapes anywhere.
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Though this latest episode of Waypoint Radio features a surprisingly long tangent about golf courses, I promise you that Austin, Rob, Danielle, and myself eventually get to video games.
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CLUI is a research and education organization devoted to exploring the human interaction and impact with the land, such as urban waterfalls, or the pastoral intentions of golf courses.
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Famous golf courses all over the country are still keeping their fairways open despite the coronavirus pandemic ... with some telling TMZ Sports there are no restrictions on the course.
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Assuming it was not to install golf courses or Trump hotels along its coastline, but rather to provide the U.S. with a strategic buffer, it still reeks of colonialism.
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As the overseer, it hires workers to cut the lawn, take out the trash, clean lobbies and common areas and maintain pools, tennis courts, golf courses and other amenities.
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This enormous resort covers 40 acres of tropical landscape on the white sand of Wailea Beach, and houses five restaurants, a spa, three golf courses, and a water park.
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We kept an eye out for coveted SoCal amenities such as beach access, great pools, divine spas, championship golf courses, downtown access to business and hip hangs, and more.
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Besides the legendary Old Course, the world's oldest, there are more than a dozen other world-class golf courses in the area, not to mention a fascinating golf museum.
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The regal emblem, used at President Trump's golf courses across the United States, sports three lions and two chevrons on a shield, below a gloved hand gripping an arrow.
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Won't you look at that: Mike Pence used *taxpayer funds* - not personal ones - to spend several thousand haircuts' worth of public money on a visit to Trump golf courses.
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Mr. Trump's forthcoming appearance at the Wildwood Convention Center will be his first campaign rally in the state as president, though he frequently has visited his golf courses there.
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It gobbled up more than $17 billion in overseas assets in 2016, including hotels, golf courses and the American cloud-computing company Ingram Micro, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Prospect offers many outdoor activities: There are three golf courses (two public and one private), a yacht club and marina, and four parks with hiking trails, kayaking and fishing.
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The 6,000-square-foot home is in a neighborhood overlooking Lake Zurich that was once a vineyard but is now arrayed with golf courses and polite villa-style mansions.
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Henderson, the second-largest city in Nevada with 316,000 residents, cultivates an image as Las Vegas's genial kid sibling, a spread of subdivisions, golf courses and master-planned communities.
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Mr. Trump has driven right over the Constitution by allowing foreign governments to funnel money to him through his hotels and golf courses, in violation of the emoluments clause.
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Mar-a-Lago, one of Trump's resort golf courses which sits on waterfront property on Florida's coastline, requires protection by both air and sea while the president is visiting.
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Following those official duties, Trump is tipped to travel north of the border for the weekend to play on one of two golf courses that he owns in Scotland.
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At the same time, several golf courses in the Trump catalog have commanded respect for their impressive layouts and substantial challenges, and because they are routinely in spectacular condition.
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The cartoon comes after The Washington Post reported this week that multiple Trump-branded golf courses had framed fake Time magazine covers of Trump on display at their locations.
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The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, known as the home of golf, voted to start accepting women in 2014, paving the way for other golf courses.
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For the last several years, the company had utilized that system in many of its hotel properties, though it did not adopt it at most of the golf courses.
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But Arizona has a parallel migration narrative: one of Anglo migrants who came for the hot weather and golf courses, and, in many cases, brought along their conservative politics.
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