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The Okanagan Golf Club is reaching out to the local golfing community after a beverage cart was stolen from their premises early on the morning of March 4.
According to a Wednesday newsletter from the PGA of BC, the drink cart was a 2023 Yamaha UMax Bistro Deluxe.
“If you come across someone attempting to sell or move a similar cart under questionable circumstances, please exercise caution,” said Lee Ranger, director of Golf at Okanagan Golf Club.
“A serial number is available for verification if a potential match is found.”
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Lee Ranger directly at [email protected].
Castanet has reach out to the Kelowna RCMP for comment.
The Okanagan Golf Club is scheduled to open their driving range on Tuesday, March 18.
