Golf Course Advisory Board Agenda and Packet 2011 12 12

Home Browse Search

C C G C L R M P S OALREEKOLFOURSEONGANGEASTERLANTUDY C C G C M P S OALREEKOLFOURSEASTERLANTUDY T his Master Plan Study explores potential long-range improvements the Owner in identifying and prioritizing long-range capital imp improving course conditions and playability. This study is not i business plan or feasibility study but rather as a detailed re conditions along with recommendations and cost estimates for imp This study was conducted by assessing the existing golf course a representatives of the Coal Creek Golf Advisory Board and the Co Womens Clubs as well as Director of Parks & Recreation Joe Stev Superintendent Chris Bradford and Western Golf Propertys Region Eric Jensen. In addition, an email survey with nearly 750 area r Herfort Norby to give better understanding of local concerns and conducted under the supervision of Kevin Norby, Owner and Presid Golf Course Architects. Coal Creek Golf Course was designed by golf architect Dick Phelp The course is owned by the City of Louisville and is managed by The course has a spacious routing with good sightlines and nice surfaces and tees are generally well positioned and adequately s T M ARGETARKET I n order to de ne a long-term vision for the golf course and determine which i are most necessary, it is important to rst de ne and understa particular golf course occupies or should occupy in the market. Coal Creek would be best de ned as a public daily-fee golf cour base consists of residents of Louisville and golfers traveling f communities. The course relies primarily on the sale of season fees for revenue. Because Coal Creek is generally well designed and well maintaine well positioned to function as a public daily-fee golf facility. to make signi cant changes to the style or character of the cou improve playability and conditioning to insure that the course r range of gol ng abilities. H N G C A P 1 D 1, 2011 ERFORTORBYOLFOURSERCHITECTSAGEECEMBER