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Golf course reports record rounds, plans price and infrastructure updates
Summary
City golf-course manager reported record rounds and revenue, proposed a modest rack-rate increase from $56 to $60 and discussed cart-path, driving-range and staffing improvements to support growth and safety.
The Brigham City golf course reported high participation and revenue in the past season and an active event schedule in 2026, and managers outlined several operational and capital priorities.
Manager Chris Marks and superintendent Sheldon Preece told the council the course hosted state and national events, junior tournaments and expanded programming that contributed to record or near-record rounds. Marks proposed a modest increase in the rack rate from $56 to $60 for an 18-hole round with cart, with proportional adjustments to season and punch passes to preserve discounted options for locals.
Course staff described infrastructure work including concrete cart paths around greens and tees, tee-box improvements, and staff training to handle safety and liability situations. Managers said they are pursuing a cart-pass program and noted the driving range needs improvement; they asked council to consider future investments to expand community programming and evening use (lighting).
Council thanked staff for strong management and community engagement; no formal action was taken beyond hearing the report.
