International City Golf Course aims to get new equipment
The Warner Robins Building Authority approved the purchase
of equipment for the International City Golf Course Thursday.
Approximately $168,000 of the 2012 Special Purpose Local
Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) that was allocated for the golf course will be used
to purchase a greens mower, a tee mower, a fairway mower, a rough mower, a trap
rake and a sweeper from the low bidder, Golf Ventures.
According to Jared Reneau, the PGA golf professional at the
International City Golf Course, the equipment will replace the old equipment.
The Warner Robins City Council will have to approve the
purchase. The council is expected to vote on the purchases during their meeting
on Monday, Dec. 17.
In other business, the golf course is hosting an event for Wounded
Warriors and Exceptional/Special Needs Families.
Reneau said the event would be held on Dec. 22 starting at 9
a.m.
It includes free golf lessons, putting, course plan and
lunch.
Volunteers are needed to cheer for and assist participants,
said Reneau.
Donations of baked goods, toys and financial donations are
needed to provide treats at the event and gifts for participants.
Donations can be dropped off at the International City Golf
Course or can be picked up.
The golf course is located at 72 Play Golf Dr. in Warner
Robins.
To register to play, volunteer or donate, call 478-322-0276
or email: icgolfevents@hotmail.com with participant’s or volunteer’s name, age
& contact information.
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