(FOX 5/KUSI) — An independent audit is recommending sweeping changes to how San Diego manages several of its city-owned golf courses, aiming to boost revenue as the city faces a projected $250 million budget shortfall.
The audit, presented to the City Council’s Audit Committee, outlines ways to improve oversight and maximize profits from the city’s leased golf properties. San Diego owns 11 golf courses, including Torrey Pines, and leases out eight of them.
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In calendar year 2024, golf course land leases generated about $3.7 million in revenue for the city, according to the audit.
Councilmember Henry Foster III said proper management of city assets is critical…