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The Trump Organization has formally handed over control of its New York golf course in a deal believed to be worth millions after a long battle with Big Apple politicians wanting to wipe the family name.<br><br>With sweeping views of Manhattan and the East River, the 18-hole links course at Ferry Links in the Bronx was one of the jewels of Donald Trump's golf empire.<br><br>But a battle with the city and Bill de Blasio's failed bid to terminate the contract after January 6 caused a stain on its reputation.<br><br>Eric Trump has finalized a deal with casino and  [https://Kababandcurrync.com/contact/ 1xbet Casino EG] gaming giant Bally's for them to take control of the old landfill site immediately.<br><br>He called it an 'exceptional offer' on the 7,400-yard public course that charges $171 on weekdays and $205 on weekends.<br><br>It means the Trump name will be removed - and the door will be open for a new [https://www.fayettesheriff.com/?page_id=32 1xbet casino] to be built if a lucrative gaming license is approved.<br><br>Bally's plans to keep using the land as a golf course for now, but sources told DailyMail.com the 180-acre site is a prime location for a new property.<br><br><br><br><br>The Trump Organization has formally handed over control of its New York golf course in a deal believed to be worth millions after a long battle with Big Apple politicians wanting to eliminate his name<br><br>A highway adjacent to the course and the Whitestone Bridge that connects Queens and the Bronx is used by 40 million drivers every year - and it is just a 10-minute drive from La Guardia airport. <br><br><br><br><br>The former president secured a 20-year lease in 2015 from Mike Bloomberg after the city spent $127 million to convert the former landfill into a course designed by Jack Nicklaus<br><br>'We would like to thank the City of New York for giving us the opportunity to develop and operate Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point Park,' Eric Trump told DailyMail.com. <br><br>'After the City wasted hundreds of millions of dollars of taxpayer money in its prior failed attempts to complete this project, at the request of Mayor Bloomberg and the NYC Parks Department, The Trump Organization delivered to the people of the City of New York what has been widely recognized as one of the most magnificent public golf experiences anywhere in the world,' he added.<br><br>'While we had no prior intention of selling this trophy asset, Bally's Corporation stepped in and made us an exceptional offer. <br><br>'We wish them tremendous luck and are confident that Bally's will continue to operate this exceptional facility in the same world-class manner'.<br><br>The former president secured a 20-year lease in 2015 from Mike Bloomberg after the city spent $127 million to convert the former landfill into a course designed by Jack Nicklaus. <br><br><br><br><br>Eric Trump has finalized a deal with [https://Www.Studiosixdigital.com/support/education/ 1xbet casino EG] and gaming giant Bally's for them to take control of the old landfill site immediately<br><br><br><br><br><br>With sweeping views of Manhattan and the East River, the 18-hole links course at Ferry Links in the Bronx was one of the jewels of Donald Trump's golf empire<br><br><br><br><br><br>Guests mingle on the back patio following at the opening of the clubhouse at Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point in 2018<br><br>For years, the city had struggled to find a company willing to take over the project.<br><br>Trump's firm managed the course built on top of a garbage dump and made $8 million in revenue in the first five years.<br><br>Meanwhile, taxpayers covered $1 million in utility bills.<br><br>The original deal with the city would have seen the Trump Organization's lease run until 2035.<br><br>But the sale means the family business can focus on its 11 other courses in the U.S. and new developments in Scotland and Oman.<br><br>Former New York Mayor de Blasio in 2021 that he would scrap the contract with the Trump Organization, claiming that Trump incited the rioters.<br><br>Trump then sued, and the Manhattan Supreme Court rejected De Blasio's argument.<br><br>The decision has drawn delight from Democrats, including Comptroller Brad Lander.<br><br>He celebrated that Trump's name will no longer 'deface' city parkland.<br><br>The New York City Parks Department said: 'We are supportive of the transfer of the Ferry Point Golf Course to Bally's, and we are confident they will deliver a high-quality golfing experience to New Yorkers'.