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Burleson presents multi-year plan to elevate Hidden Creek Golf Course, proposes autonomous mowers and higher fees
Summary
City staff outlined a plan to transform Hidden Creek from a bargain municipal course to a premier public destination, proposing staffing changes, up to 13 autonomous mowers with a five-year integration (~$400,000), targeted capital work including a potential $2 million cart-path replacement, and dynamic pricing to boost revenue.
Parks and Recreation Director Jen Basham and Golf General Manager James Robert laid out a multi-year vision on June 16 to move Hidden Creek Golf Course toward a higher-tier public destination and improved financial performance.
Basham told council the course has received roughly $1.3 million in investments since 2021 and that rounds and revenue have risen—staff reported rounds climbed from about 32,000 in 2021 to more than 45,000 in the most…
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