Council hears plan to increase golf-course capital spending as courses seek revenue upgrades
Tampa's three municipal golf courses are budgeted to increase capital spending from about $8.3M to $12.7M in FY27 to fund two major projects at Rocky Point and Rogers and to support revenue-generating renovations.
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Deputy Chief Financial Officer Michael Perry told council the golf enterprise's recommended budget increases from about $8.3 million to $12.7 million for FY27, driven by two capital projects: one at Rocky Point and one at Rogers Golf Course.
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