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Committee receives operational updates on rounds, bot-booking enforcement, vandalism and bunker sand deliveries
Summary
Staff reported strong play and revenue metrics, no further legal action on bot booking enforcement (an ordinance with fines remains), vandalism near the pro shop has been referred to Wedgwood, and maintenance received two truckloads of sand for bunkers after July 1.
Committee members noted high rounds and revenue figures compared with prior years; members referenced about "114" (discussed as 114,000 rounds or a similar aggregate metric in the transcript) and staff said the system can break out 9-hole versus 18-hole rounds if the committee wants more granular reporting.
On enforcement, staff (S5) said no further legal action has been required regarding automated booking websites and that an ordinance with fines remains in effect; one prior automated booking operation had been shut down. Staff also said Wedgwood is responsible for recent vandalism around seating near the pro shop and received a letter today; staff will forward that letter to the committee. Finally, S1 reported two truckloads of sand were delivered after July 1 and maintenance is replenishing bunkers.
