| City to recruit PGA professional instead of manager |
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By Ken Anderson News Correspondent The Eagle River City Council spent considerable time last week making decisions concerning the municipal golf course, including hiring a certified Professional Golf Association (PGA) pro, 2013 fees, pro shop management and a marketing plan to include a bid for the Channel 7 Open golf tournament. Course superintendent and manager Ken Smith supported the idea of hiring a PGA pro. He described to the council what makes up the course’s four-star rating and the impact it may have if lowered. “One reason we get a four- star rating is the whole package we have that includes not only the course itself, but the management, pro shop, club house, and people we employ,” said Smith. |
| Tuesday, December 11, 2012 6:32 PM |