Kohler Co. Announces New Public Golf Course
Kohler Co. has revealed plans for a new public golf course in the town of Mosel, Wisconsin. The course will be located north of Blackwolf Run. It aims to offer another top-tier golfing experience in the area.
The project is still in the early stages. Kohler Co. is working with local officials to secure the necessary approvals. The company has a long history of developing world-class golf destinations. Blackwolf Run and Whistling Straits are already popular with golfers from around the world.
Details About the New Golf Course
While specific details are limited, Kohler Co. has confirmed that the new course will be open to the public. This is different from the private golf club that is currently under construction south of Sheboygan. The company will release more information about the course design and timeline as the project progresses.
The development is expected to bring economic benefits to the region. It will create jobs and attract tourists. Kohler Co. has invested heavily in Sheboygan County. This has made it a major destination for golf enthusiasts.
Fountain Park Motel Sold to New Owners
The Fountain Park Motel, a long-standing business in Sheboygan, has been sold. The new owners, Kirit and Chandrika Patel, took over on September 26. The motel is located at 2323 Kohler Memorial Drive.
The Patels have experience in the hospitality industry. They plan to continue operating the motel. They also want to upgrade the property. The sale marks a new chapter for the Fountain Park Motel.
Future Plans for the Motel
The new owners have not announced specific renovation plans. However, they have indicated a desire to improve the motel’s facilities and services. This could include updating rooms and adding new amenities. The Fountain Park Motel is in a prime location. It is near many of Sheboygan’s attractions.
The sale of the Fountain Park Motel represents a change in Sheboygan’s business landscape. Local businesses are essential to the community. Their success contributes to the area’s economy and quality of life.
In addition to these developments, other businesses in Sheboygan continue to operate and serve the community. These include various restaurants, retail stores, and service providers. These businesses contribute to the local economy.
Source: sheboyganpress.com
