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He said such an approach has reduced patrons’ age profile from the 60s to the 40s.<\/p>\n
“And the other thing is when we do have events, like music on the grass and all those things, it’s really a family day,” Bandy said.<\/p>\n
“We have jumping pillows and different games, different activities so that there’s something here for everyone.”<\/p>\n
Bandy said the infrastructure upgrade would serve the club into the coming decades.<\/p>\n
Villawood’s Victorian regional manager Julian Perez said the club’s expansion and upgrade was a testament to the club and the developer working in tandem.<\/p>\n
“Drew’s Paddock is a remarkable project, one where Midlands had the foresight to develop a section of its driving range as a true quality housing project and spearhead a very real resurrection in the club’s fortunes.<\/p>\n
“This has allowed the club to address its debt, renovate and expand its clubhouse, attract new members and post successive fiscal surpluses.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
CONSTRUCTION is well under way on a major redevelopment of one of the city’s sports clubs. As part of its $7m project, Midlands Golf and Bowls Club is currently building a space that will include new bistros, bars, function facilities, an indoor kids area and a kitchen. “We’re really looking at growing this place further […]<\/p>\n