Triad course in ‘great shape’ after flood damage

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A Triad golf course, closed for more than three weeks after heavy rain, is in “great shape” after opening to the public a week ago.

Mill Creek Golf Club in Mebane suffered water damage during a storm on July 6-7.

TriadGolf.com was told that a temporary bridge over the creek is in operation at No. 2, where the structure was damaged. General manager Tyler Lail was not available for comment Friday.

The golf course at the semi-private club was opened to members one week after the storm.

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