Operator of embattled Denver golf course extends lease despite lawsuit
DENVER — The operator of a golf course that was going to be sold to the city but is now going through litigation has decided it doesn’t want to give up control of the course while the lawsuit is ongoing.
Arcis Golf, the Dallas-based company that manages the 90-year old Park Hill Golf Course, renewed its 5-year lease with landowner Clayton Foundation, reports BusinessDen.
Arcis and Clayton have been in a lawsuit in April over the course — a lease stipulation was supposed to give Arcis a right of first refusal to buy the land after a “bona fide” offer.…
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