Partnership dispute ends plans for golf course at Oheka Castle
News 12 Long Island has learned that the plan for a Jack Nicklaus golf course at Oheka Castle is dead. A spokeswoman for Oheka says the deal between Gary Melius, golf legend Jack Nicklaus and a developer
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Aug 19, 2016, 8:21 PM
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Updated 2,969 days ago
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News 12 Long Island has learned that the plan for a Jack Nicklaus golf course at Oheka Castle is dead.
A spokeswoman for Oheka says the deal between Gary Melius, golf legend Jack Nicklaus and a developer fell through because of a dispute in the partnership.
The plan was to transform Oheka and the Cold Spring Country Club into "one of the finest golf courses in the world."
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