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Old Works reports maintenance progress, event schedule and merchandise sales above budget

Old Works Golf Course Board · February 16, 2026
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Summary

Board heard that course maintenance is ongoing with sand and resodding work, bridge decking planned, upcoming events scheduled, and merchandise sales tracking about $7,337 ahead of budget year-to-date.

Course and operations staff reported ongoing maintenance and a schedule of upcoming events at the Old Works Golf Course during the Feb. 16, 2025 meeting.

Course maintenance notes included adding 12 loads of sand around greens, mowing rough areas for conversion to fairway height, trimming trees and branches along Warm Springs Creek, and preparing sod areas for resodding on holes #2, 4, 5 and 11; the minutes name Steve Johnnson Construction for the resodding work. Staff also reported work on sand movement in bunkers and expansion of bunkers on holes #1, #5 and #8.

Bridge #1 decking is scheduled for installation the first week of April by Jay Fortune. Operations reported recent clubhouse work completed in December — replacement of a water pressure reducer, a warrantied hot water tank and new bathroom fans — and that a leak in a copper main was repaired.

On events and revenue, the minutes record 42 reservations for a Valentine’s dinner, a breakfast buffet on Feb. 22 and Taco Night on Feb. 28; upcoming fundraisers for the golf team are scheduled March 26 (at the Brewery) and March 27 (at Old Works). Merchandise sales year to date were reported at $442,808 on a budget of $435,470 (about $7,337 ahead) and $21,711 ahead year over year. The minutes list 2026 tournament plans including an MSGA four-ball in September and report social media follower totals (Facebook ~3,300; Instagram ~2,349).

No public comment was recorded on these operational items during the meeting.