Taylor Council approves new golf course membership fees
The District of Taylor Council has given authorization to change fees imposed at the Lone Wolf Golf Course for all memberships moving forward.
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – The District of Taylor Council has given authorization to change fees imposed at the Lone Wolf Golf Course for all memberships moving forward.
The District of Taylor Community Services Summer User Fees and Charges Bylaw was enacted during the December 2nd meeting of regular council, and will be enacted starting January 1st.
Green fees, excluding tax, will now range from $20 to $60, depending on the time of day and the week. Pro Cards will range from $150 to $250, and Dewsweepers will be $600.
Three-wheel pull cart rentals will be $5 for 9 holes and $8 for 18 holes, and club rentals will be $25 daily. Driving range prices will also be changing, with annual memberships costing $100 and annual passes costing $250. Small buckets will be $8, and large buckets will be $15.
Membership prices are also changing, with prices ranging from $1,100 for adults aged 30 to 49 to $150 for junior memberships, aged 18 years old and younger.
To read the full bylaw document, see below.
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