Old Drovers Run in Niverville hosted a meet-and-greet on Wednesday, April 24, to introduce members of the community with the golf course’s new management team. The event kicked off at 5:00 p.m. at the course, located at the corner of Krahn Road and Highway 311, and ended at 7:30 p.m.

In addition, the golf course and driving range will both be opening for the season on Friday, May 3. Opening day rounds of golf will cost just $12.

The Golf Mentor Management Group, owned by Adam Boge and Glen Sirkis, took over the Niverville golf course in March and are in the process of implementing some changes that will improve the course’s traffic this season.

“We hired a new golf professional and superintendent,” says Boge, who adds that they would also be looking to add more personnel in the future.

The new golf professional is Brad Poleschuk, who will be on hand to answer questions about the course’s slate of development programs in the coming year.

Guests at the meet-and-greet can also learn about pricing, pay for league memberships, and discover the course’s many services.

“We want to add more leagues and tournaments, as well as bring the teaching academy here to offer more golf instruction, specifically for junior programs and ladies only,” Boge says.

Boge has also noted that the course intends to develop a juniors program in Niverville by working with the elementary and high school, in order to get more kids involved in the sport of golf.