Louisville Conservancy Bids To Take City Courses Back To Nature
A lot of operators throw out an event or two for women in June. Their message couldn’t be clearer: “See, we’re not anti-women. We gave the gals a Thursday afternoon scramble during Women’s Golf Month on the hottest day of the year. Yea us!”
Golf courses have been struggling to keep their doors open since the Great Recession, according to the United States Golf Association (USGA). In part because of a declining rate of new players from a younger generation, while there’s a natural attrition as players age.
States are constantly making changes to their escheatment laws and regulations
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