I was here for a charity outing I helped put together for a non profit food bank to feed the less fortunate recently. All was well and good for the most part, working with certain individuals from the course to make sure it all went smoothly.
Course was in pretty good shape; a fun course to play and good for our Scramble outing of over 50 golfers. We got a mod shotgun too which was helpful and had no complaints. Until the end.
As I went to get our invoice for a wonderful day, they informed me there was cart damage. I was floored, considering this is not the type of outing in which players were remotely inebriated of any sort. I read and heard the report and inquired with the offending party from my group. It was a 64 year old uncle of one of my peers who doesn't drink at all but experienced a less than safe cart. I was told by more than three people who were there what happened as the course stood firm that he hit something. Fro mwhat I gauge, four witnesses beat someone who sits behind a counter. The offending party even filed a report with the clubhouse to report the damage. Does a guilty party actually do such a thing? Only if he's truly honest.
Needless to say we paid for the damage, which took money from the charity. A few days later they had the testicular fortitude to call the offending party and try to get anaother $100 from him. Talk about a terrible administration.
Bottom line, play a round here at best and just leave or don't bother at all. I know we won't be back. read more