"It's not for sale on the open market and we'll never put it on the open market because we want to do what's right for the community on this property."
Sounds like the "right thing to do" would be to sell to another golf course operator, if you're really worried about what's right for the community. The Sisters make profit, the community still gets a course, and Dad's legacy remains. Unless it's about making even more profit.
Still, that course does need a capital infusion badly. The buildings suck, and the course has not kept up with technology - it's on the short side.
I think the idea of the City taking it over for affordable golf is a fantastic one - if only the current administration wasn't so focused on building overpasses and roads for suburban commuters....
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