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The Charlotte Observer, USA
Apr. 4, 2004
www.charlotte.com

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 10041 • Posted: Sunday April 4, 2004  

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Golf course has big names Local bankers, business types and a couple of pro athletes are behind The Club at Longview, a new gated community off Rea Road in Union County.

Former Hornets star Dell Curry, former Panthers quarterback Steve Beuerlein and nine other founders are behind the Jack Nicklaus-designed course.

Bill Elmore and Frank Harrison of Coca-Cola, Paul Grube of Wachovia and retired Bank of America vice chairman Bill Vandiver and Christian Research Institute International President Hank Hanegraff are among the founders.

“The commitment to perfection is seen everywhere,” Harrison said.

It sounds like a great course. Of course, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. To Sierra Clubbers, sprawl by any other name is still sprawl.

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Keywords: hank hanegraaff

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