They have shaken hands: for 75,000 euros, one golf club in Hattem will soon be allowed to use holes belonging to the other. The only problem is: two of the holes are located on the land of a nature organization, which has very different plans for them and knows nothing about this. And this is not the first time.
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They have shaken hands: for 75,000 euros, one golf club in Hattem will soon be allowed to use holes belonging to the other. The only problem is: two of the holes are located on the land of a nature organization, which has very different plans for them and knows nothing about this. And this is not the first time.