A special council for the Carmel Redevelopment Commission decided that it can use its liquor license to sell wine, beer, and liquor at the Brookshire Golf Club. The Redevelopment Commission received the license after buying the golf course for $2.6 million in December of 2006. Weather or not this was a good move or a bad move on the city’s part is debatable, but at least they are moving in the right direction.
This should hopefully spark some new interest in the golf course which has fallen into disrepair. While the city tries to figure out what to do and how much to spend, this is a good move. Golf courses that don’t serve alcohol loose their allure for casual golfers. Who goes golfing and doesn’t enjoy a nice cold beer on a warm summer day?
If they do get this right and fix up the Brookshire golf course, this can only help the Brookshire subdivision and Carmel real estate as a whole. If you looking for a golf course community in Carmel, take a look at our Brookshire Carmel page to find out what is currently for sale.
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Date: 2008-02-12 11:32:59Views: 156
Scott
It is interesting how selling alcohol helps drive traffic but causes eye brows to raise when discussed at council meetings. We had something similar happen in our small towns country club recently in SC.