Golf

Golf Cart Accident Results in Significant Jury Award for Injured Golfer and Partner

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A recent jury verdict has awarded significant damages to a golfer and his wife following a golf cart accident that left the golfer with severe injuries. The decision highlights the potential hazards associated with golf courses, and the responsibilities of those who operate them. The incident occurred in 2018 when the golfer, Jason N., was working at a local course and was injured while riding in a golf cart driven by a course manager. After the cart struck a hazard area, Jason N. sustained injuries that have had a lasting impact … Read more

Glenwild Golf Club Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Mismanagement and Bootlegging Scandal

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Park City, Utah – A legal battle is unfolding as Barry Baker, a multimillionaire and one of the original members of the Glenwild Golf Club & Spa, has brought forth serious allegations of mismanagement and illicit activities against the esteemed private community near Park City. The lawsuit seeks not only to expose these practices but also to dissolve the current nonprofit entity in charge of club operations and to introduce a court-appointed overseer. According to the lawsuit, Glenwild has engaged in illegal actions such as importing alcohol from Wyoming to circumvent Utah’s stringent alcohol regulations. … Read more

MISD Superintendent Named in Ranchland Hills Golf Club Legal Battle

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Midland, Texas – In an unfolding legal battle, the superintendent of Midland Independent School District has been incorporated as a defendant in the ongoing lawsuit involving the Ranchland Hills Golf Club. This case has captured local attention as it revolves around a contentious land acquisition by the school district, aiming to transform the historic golf club into a site for a new middle school. The lawsuit, initially targeting the Midland ISD and several other district officials, accuses the involved parties of failing to adhere to proper procurement procedures and transparency requirements under Texas law. The … Read more