Fun was in the air as the Flat Rock Food Forest Club invited the community out to a fall festival.
The Eagles celebrated with over 100 families, including those from their neighbors at Robert J. Burch Elementary and Sandy Creek High, who toured the student-made scarecrows and pumpkin patch in the quarter-acre Food Forest. There was face painting, pumpkin painting, and minute-to-win-it games, and they even got to drink Flat Rock-grown apple cider!
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The funny thing is that when I was a ClubCorp member, they charged the regular club dues per month, but…
The more that golf courses charge for dues, the more they price out regular players, and the less social benefit…
Bravo - that would indeed, the Old Course seems to be better tended.
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