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Golf revenue and equipment shortfalls central to RCSC budget planning; committee proposes a mix of fee changes and outreach
Summary
Committee highlighted golf as a major revenue stream and a source of capital pressure: golf contributes about $9.3M in budgeted revenue while required equipment replacements and lower rounds driven by prior price increases present operational challenges. Presenters said staff will pursue outside play, tournaments and other events to grow revenue.
Golf revenue and costs were a recurring focus as the committee shaped the proposed 2026 budget. Kim Wanick said golf is the second‑largest revenue stream (budgeted near $9.3–$9.4 million) and noted both operating and capital pressures related to course maintenance and aging equipment.
The proposal includes fee adjustments across several golf products: the nonresident no‑cart golf pass remains at $3,500;…
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