Wednesday, April 19, 2000
Middletown OKs golf-fee increase
BY Janet C. Wetzel
The Cincinnati Enquirer
MIDDLETOWN — Teeing up at the city's municipal golf course will cost more this year, and weekend rates will go up again next year.
Commissioners accepted a staff recommendation and approved the rate increases for Weatherwax Golf Course on Tuesday.
Greens fees will raised by $2 for 18 holes, plus $1 for a cart, and half that for nine holes. Greens fees will be increased by $2 for 18 holes and $1 for nine on weekends in 2001. The 36-hole course underwent a $2 million face lift recently.
The extra revenue will go to an estimated $550,000 project to build cart paths and restrooms.
This year's greens fees will be $23 for 18 holes weekdays and weekends.
Commissioners also approved applying for a state grant to help buy 10 acres to expand city-owned Hook Field, Middletown Municipal Airport.
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