The council, which effectively declared itself bankrupt last year, is trying to fill a £1.5 billion hole in its finances.
The highly-regarded 18 hole course is already leased from
the council by a private operator.
It’s understood that under the terms of the sale the course
will remain open to the public, so long as they pay a daily green-fee.
The figure received by the cash-strapped council hasn’t been
revealed.