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LOGAN -- Parts of the Logan River Golf Course are under water in what the Herald Journal reports is the facility's worst flooding in its 17 years of business.
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In some places the water is waist-deep. Holes 1 and 9 are believed to be damaged. Jeff John, head golf professional at the course, told the Herald the ninth tee and basically all of the No. 1 fairway are compromised.
Golfers can only access about half of the course. It may be mid-July before more holes reopen but course managers remain optimistic.
Revenue fell off sharply at the course in June due to wet weather and flooding.
A flood warning is in effect for the Logan River until 1 p.m. Tuesday.
