Golf Course Training Center and Enterprise Fund Question
Summary
Councilwoman Morgan questioned whether the Saints Golf Course charity tournament program follows its own policy, including the two-year hiatus and eligibility rules. The council approved this year's three organizations but wants the policy reviewed and updated.
At a glance
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Last discussed Apr 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
No-fee tournaments forgo revenue at the city-run golf course, which the council wants to keep self-sustaining.
The three participating charities, and potentially more nonprofits if the policy opens up.
Nonprofits that never learned about the program may be missing fair access to the opportunity.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council (Work) — April 20, 2026
A $350,000 golf training center in the CIP split the council. Councilwoman Morgan and Councilman Pickett called it a low priority when maintenance and animal control needs compete for dollars; the mayor and vice mayor supported it given the golf course's new self-sustaining finances — but want it moved fully off general fund support.
City Council — March 23, 2026
Councilwoman Morgan questioned whether the Saints Golf Course charity tournament program follows its own policy, including the two-year hiatus and eligibility rules. The council approved this year's three organizations but wants the policy reviewed and updated.
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