Miniature golf is coming to Wheatland, with the course projected to open by this year’s tourist season.
LeVay “Blinky” Byers, a member of the Wheatland Miniature Golf Association Committee, said during an interview Jan. 30 that construction starts in February on the first four holes of the course, which will feature 19 holes when completed.
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Miniature golf is coming to Wheatland, with the course projected to open by this year’s tourist season.
LeVay “Blinky” Byers, a member of the Wheatland Miniature Golf Association Committee, said during an interview Jan. 30 that construction starts in February on the first four holes of the course, which will feature 19 holes when completed. The first nine holes will be ADA accessible.
Committee member Tom Bramlet, who first conceived the idea to build the course, said during the committee’s weekly meeting Jan. 30 that the project is to the point where they can start ordering electricity and lighting from the city.
“We’re very excited,” committee member Matthew Kukowski said. “We want to get things going.”
Committee member Bob “Slick” Seidel, also the contractor for the project, noted the electricity must be installed before the holes go in. Bramlet said the Miniature Golf Association will coordinate with the city as ground breaks on the project.