The City of Dayton is auctioning surplus materials from two now-closed golf centers, including 100 golf carts, golf course components, landscaping equipment, commercial kitchen equipment and more.
The auction is online at www.govdeals.com/cityofdaytonohio. Bidders can complete a free registration at www.govdeals.com/register.
In May, the City of Dayton announced the permanent closure of Kitty Hawk and Madden Golf Centers. The closures presented the City with a special set of assets–the entire contents of two regional golf complexes.
The surplus features 100 Yamaha golf cars in a variety of ages, conditions and colors. Other golf items offered include granite tee marker holes, golf bag stands, flags, golf cups and more.
Additional golf center surplus includes a 12-ft tall gazebo with its contents (two chairs and a window air conditioner), plus several commercial lawnmowers, landscaping tools, commercial kitchen equipment, bar equipment, picnic tables and park benches.
Several auction clusters will go live, continuing well into July. Bidding is open to anyone with an interest, including businesses, vendors, contractors, restauranteurs, homeowners, and collectors.
“Lots of items are up for auction, from course supplies to memorabilia. Be sure to check back often so you don’t miss a great find,” said Kelly Pressel, City of Dayton Golf Division manager.
Since 2008, Dayton has utilized the online auctions of GovDeals.com to sell City equipment including cars, trucks, and vans, as well as computer and laboratory equipment, and more. GovDeals offers a platform for state and local agencies to sell surplus and seized items.
