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Reno County approves incentives for a planned destination golf resort

Reno County Commissioners have approved tax incentives totaling $80 million to turn the former Cottonwood Hills Golf Club into a destination golfing resort.

Reno County courthouse scene overlooking a future destination golf resort landscape with visitors and golf carts

Reno County Commissioners have approved tax incentives totaling $80 million to turn the former Cottonwood Hills Golf Club into a destination golfing resort.

The plan is expected to draw more than 50,000 annual visitors and generate an estimated $25 million to $35 million in annual spending, according to KSN-TV.

Supporters say the redevelopment would transform the property into a larger regional draw, with local economic impact tied to visitor traffic and day-to-day spending from resort guests.