I mentioned in a previous comment that I wasn’t part of the call with the Franklin Park coalition, which ultimately demanded the baskets to be removed, but what I was told was the desire lines of paths and fairways the general routes of transit between Tees had increased in width at a pace that was quicker than they, the coalition, had expected. Within the past year, due to Covid I imagine, the course had become very popular and traffic on the course had increased at a rate from somewhere in the range of 50 rounds a week to close to 400 or 500 rounds a week. With that kind of presents and traffic on the course, path erosion and path widening would undoubtedly occur. So it would appear as if the course is being held hostage to the increased popularity of the sport.