Gardner Golf Commission Grapples with Restaurant Support and Rule Enforcement

Overview: During the recent Gardner Golf Commission meeting, members tackled issues including the support for the golf course’s on-site restaurant, rule enforcement regarding golf cart usage, and financial updates. The commission discussed ways to maintain business viability, improve operational efficiency, and enhance member engagement.

New Junior Golf Clinics and Membership Specials Highlight Gardner Golf Commission Meeting

Overview: The Gardner Golf Commission discussed a range of topics in their recent meeting, from launching junior golf clinics to implementing a fall membership special. The commission also addressed issues like tournament inconsistencies and the procurement of new utility vehicles.

Gardner Golf Commission Grapples with Tournament Participation and Course Management

Overview: The Gardner Golf Commission’s meeting on June 10th was dominated by discussions addressing operational challenges and tournament organization, with particular focus on the declining participation in the Dark Blake tournament and revenue losses due to golfer no-shows and under-booked tee times.

Gardner Golf Commission Grapples with Golf Course Irrigation Challenges

Overview: The Gardner Golf Commission recently convened to discuss significant operational matters, including the refurbishment and potential failure of the golf course’s irrigation pumps, the driving range’s irrigation issues, and financial discrepancies. Given the potential impact on golf course maintenance and operation, these topics took precedence in the discourse.

Gardner Golf Commission Debates Non-Resident Membership Policy

Overview: At a recent Gardner Golf Commission meeting, the Commission engaged in a comprehensive debate regarding an ordinance that involved potentially opening commission membership to non-residents. The discussion centered on whether to maintain the current policy that limits commission membership strictly to Gardner residents or to allow non-residents who contribute to the golf course to have voting rights on the commission. This was a particular point of contention, as some members felt it would be more equitable to allow individuals who are financially invested in the golf course, regardless of residency, to have a say in its operations.