Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, may be about to become a much more popular spot with the president.
ABC News reports that a FAA flight restriction has been imposed on the area from August 3-20, indicating that Trump is preparing to spend some serious time in the Garden State.
Bedminster is one of the few golf clubs in the Trump family business that the president built from the ground up instead of purchasing and refurbishing. He reportedly holds a special affinity for it.
The club sits in a small town of 9,000 that has just 16 members on its police force, according to the New York Times. Bedminster Township will receive reimbursement for costs incurred on the president's trips to the golf club.
Take a look around Bedminster and the club, and get the history of how it came to be one of Trump's favorite retreats.
Bedminster, New Jersey, is small and sparsely populated. This road is the closest thing the town has to a main street. Only 8,165 live in the entire township, according to the 2010 census.
The town is a 40-minute drive from New York City and Newark Airport.
Most of the township looks like this, with wide-open farmland converted to large estates.
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