That’s really sad, because there’s more to a golf course than a casual game or two, it’s a “green” area in a landscape of urban growth. It’s an institution, too, and should be maintained for historical purposes as well. Perhaps it’s just me, but I’d hate to see a golf course repurposed for slap-dash houses.
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It makes me feel sad, as well... but I also recognize that our world is changing, and golf perhaps represents an era that no longer "functions," much like grand manor houses with sweeping gardens.
If the city does end up ending the golf course project, I hope at least they will leave it as green space for future generations.