'Bigger than Yankee Stadium.' Bally's chair vies to build casino at Trump Links golf course

Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point in Throgs Neck will no longer bear the former president's name - and News 12 was the first to talk to Bally's Chairman Soo Kim about it.

Tara Rosenblum and Lee Danuff

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Sep 12, 2023, 8:24 PM

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The Turn to Tara team spoke exclusively with Bally's chairman hours after inking a deal with the Trump Organization for a Bronx golf course.

He told Tara Rosenblum that he hopes to build a casino on the property that’s “bigger than Yankee Stadium.”

Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point in Throgs Neck will no longer bear the former president's name - and News 12 was the first to talk to Bally's Chairman Soo Kim about it.

Kim discussed the lease transfer deal, when the Trump signage will come down, the future of the golf course and why he thinks the deal bolsters his chances of winning a full-scale downstate casino license.

MORE: Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point to be taken over by Bally's casino chain

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