Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Tuesday urged the International Monetary Fund to sell a swanky country club it owns in Maryland after The Post revealed how its staff qualify for discounted memberships at the posh golf course.

As first reported by The Post , Bessent’s former chief of staff Dan Katz was picked last month to become the IMF’s second-in-command as the Trump administration plans a shakeup of the global lender, which has long been accused of running a bloated bureaucracy staffed by high-paid paper pushers.

On Tuesday, Bessent exclusively told The Post that Katz may demand that the Bretton Woods Recreation Center go on the block as part of a cost-cutting program. 6

“They can start by selling the golf course,” Bessent said of the resort, which charges regular customers

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