Mark, I am already on that. Have 1 of the other 8 already spoken for. Seven more to go. And the head of the Public Affairs Dept at the hospital sent me an email and want to help with this course and the one in Junction City.
We are looking at a few options for the old tone poles. I was hoping to possibly get the tones sent over to Maclaren in exchange for number plates for our baskets made by their kids in the metal shop. If they are not repurposed onto another state site, they would end up at the state surplus auction. I am trying to avoid having that happen.
Cool, can't wait till there all in. now Jeff can get all the Employees out to play and pay, LOL to get the other 8.
You are correct Jacob, it is a Mach X. The color was a compromise with the historical folks as they objected to bright colors.
Mark, I am already on that. Have 1 of the other 8 already spoken for. Seven more to go. And the head of the Public Affairs Dept at the hospital sent me an email and want to help with this course and the one in Junction City.
great news, were all glad to have you there doing what your doing for the sport.
That's awesome, Jeff! Thanks for making this an even better course! What's going to become of the old tone poles?
We are looking at a few options for the old tone poles. I was hoping to possibly get the tones sent over to Maclaren in exchange for number plates for our baskets made by their kids in the metal shop. If they are not repurposed onto another state site, they would end up at the state surplus auction. I am trying to avoid having that happen.
As a touch of history for the course, the tone bells would make neat hole markers at each tee. :)
I like your idea Jim. I will toss that out as an option we should keep open.