The 128-acre, nine-hole golf course in Washington, D.C., is losing money, and the Defense Department is considering cutting funding. The golf course’s 200-plus members, a mix of city residents and military veterans, are scrambling to raise funds to keep it running, but it’s unclear if meeting the $250,000 goal would keep the facility open.

The operators of Shiloh Springs Golf Course in Platte City, Mo., and Bayou Vista Golf Course in Gulfport, Miss., are both seeking new management in the new year, and are accepting applications until January 23 and 20, respectively.

For eight years after Hurricane Katrina severely damaged the Gulfport, Miss., property, a trailer acted as the clubhouse. In the past 12 months, however, investors have poured almost $700,000 into the property, resulting in a new clubhouse, 50 new golf carts, a new fairway irrigation system, and a serious boost in membership.