Landing
The pilot was landing at a coastal airport experiencing strong winds and wind gusts. He commented that he had trained at a coastal airport with persistent crosswinds but did not account for the trees that bounded the runway. As the airplane descended below the tops of the trees, and the pilot recognized that the runway was made, he reduced the power to idle. The airplane then developed a rapid sink rate, landed, and bounced.
Go-Around
After the bounce, a go-around was initiated. However, during the go-around, the pilot lost directional control, and the airplane subsequently stalled.
Collision
Following the loss of directional control and stall, the airplane collided with the trees.