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Pocatello golf committees report rising play and plan Riverside clubhouse replacement; long‑term irrigation and tree work flagged
Summary
City golf advisory committee and parks department told council rounds and passes are up about 12% year over year and that Riverside Golf Clubhouse replacement is moving ahead. Officials cautioned irrigation systems are aging and tree removal/remediation will be costly and long term.
Pocatello parks staff and the city golf advisory committee updated the City Council on a strong season at the city’s two courses and plans to replace the Riverside clubhouse.
Greg Albright, who presented participation statistics, said rounds in 2024 totaled 74,292, up from 67,008 in 2023, and season passes rose to 849 from 764. He said both courses saw roughly a 12% increase in play this season and that organized leagues and junior programs are expanding; the junior program counted about 130 youth participants.
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