The City Commission of the northeast Florida town will vote January 18 on whether to sell its two LPGA International courses to Consolidated-Tomoka Land Co., which has been leasing them for 40 years. “This is a golden goose for Daytona Beach,” says one commissioner of the deal that would net the city $2.2 million and 14 acres of free land, while shedding properties that have collectively lost $15 million.