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A golfer at Sun Valley Golf Course prepares to hit a chip. (WDRB Photo/Dominik Fuhrmann)
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One proposal would clear the way for outside companies to come in and manage the courses. The other would raise greens fees in the hopes of creating more revenue.
Metro Council voted 22-to-1 to raise green fees on Thursday as Louisville continues to deal with tough budget cuts.
Mayor Greg Fischer's office has a goal of awarding a new contract by the end of the year.
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