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Interview with San Marcos City Councilman Maxfield Baker ktsw899
By Conor Yarbrough
News Director
Adios; That’s the word from the Texas State University golf course.
Severe flooding last October has the course pinned with $1.2 million worth of damages and as a result the university has opted not to reopen the nine-hole fairway. Texas state officials met with numerous departments to discuss what to do with the course, and after extensive conversation about what the future holds, university spokesman, Matt Flores, says to expect some changes.
“At this point, the current plans are to convert the land for use for recreational fields, uh, for students particularly in the rec sports program-intramural,” Flores said.
When asked if any plans to open a new course elsewhere: “As of this time, I don’t know that an alternative location has been identified yet.”
Texas State hopes that the planned renovation will appeal to more of the student body.
By Russell Ramsey Sports Reporter Bobcat Stadium has installed a new artificial turf designed to keep the field 35 degrees cooler than traditional turf. The FieldTurf Revolution 360 is an impressive enough playing surface that the Seattle Seahawks use it for their home field. Bobcat Stadium is the only football field in Texas with a FieldTurf Revolution 360 playing field, creating a different type of home field advantage. All of the […]
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