A golf course in Lebanon is working to reopen after a fire on Tuesday damaged the course’s cart barn.The fire broke out at the Armco Park Golf Course in Warren County, with the fire contained to the cart barn behind the pro shop.Nobody was hurt, according to investigators, while the barn and the golf carts inside are considered total losses.Despite that, the course plans to reopen on Wednesday, April 15, for walking play and golfers who bring their own carts.“Our priority has been getting the course back open for our community as quickly and safely as possible,” said Matt Latham, executive director of the Warren County Park District. “We’re pleased to be able to resume play right away, even in a limited capacity, while we continue working toward full operations.”Officials said Park District staff have assessed the facility and restored safe access to the course and the pro shop.Officials are working to get replacement golf carts as soon as possible so that full golf operations can resume quickly.
LEBANON, Ohio —
A golf course in Lebanon is working to reopen after a fire on Tuesday damaged the course’s cart barn.
The fire broke out at the Armco Park Golf Course in Warren County, with the fire contained to the cart barn behind the pro shop.
Nobody was hurt, according to investigators, while the barn and the golf carts inside are considered total losses.
Despite that, the course plans to reopen on Wednesday, April 15, for walking play and golfers who bring their own carts.
“Our priority has been getting the course back open for our community as quickly and safely as possible,” said Matt Latham, executive director of the Warren County Park District. “We’re pleased to be able to resume play right away, even in a limited capacity, while we continue working toward full operations.”
Officials said Park District staff have assessed the facility and restored safe access to the course and the pro shop.
Officials are working to get replacement golf carts as soon as possible so that full golf operations can resume quickly.