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Needles reports rising golf rounds, aquatics revenue spike and busy spring events
Summary
Golf pro JJ Deleó reported year‑over‑year increases in rounds and highlighted upcoming tournaments; staff said aquatics revenues at Jesus Park are up 111%, the pool will open weekends in March and fully in April, and the city is using cannabis tax dollars for major roadwork.
Parks and Recreation staff and Golf Pro JJ Deleó told the commission Feb. 18 that golf rounds and related revenue have increased year over year and that a busy spring of events is planned for Needles.
"The course looks the best it's ever looked," Golf Pro JJ Deleó said, noting steady month‑to‑month growth in rounds through the first six months of the fiscal year and crediting grounds crew performance. Deleó outlined upcoming events including a Route 66 teen tournament on March…
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