“Golf is simply a sport that is highly loved in the community, and we want to be able to provide it.” “The golfing operation doesn’t make money,” Allen said. The 18-hole course will be renovated, and a par-3 golf academy will be built on an adjacent property along Woodcock Road.

Meanwhile, the tribe still plans to upgrade the Cedars at Dungeness Golf Course beginning next year. We’re looking at somewhere between a 500- and 650-car parking garage, and then an entertainment center.”Īllen did not announce a target date for the resort. “It’s a very sophisticated system that we’re designing as we speak,” Allen said. It will include a water reuse facility on recently purchased land near the casino. Next year, the tribe plans to build the water and wastewater infrastructure for the resort. “Because of the financial industry and in order to make sure that we’re going to be able to cover the debt load, we have backed off and said that we’re going to take this thing into a phase-by-phase approach.” “We had to put it in the back burner because this basically is about a $60 million to $75 million project that we will be engaging in. “The resort is still very much on the burner,” Allen said. The resort was put on hold when the economy tanked a few years ago. The casino face-lift is the first phase in the tribe’s plan to build a hotel and resort off U.S.

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