A PENNSYLVANIA golf course has been sold with plans to develop the site into a data center.

The Dauphin Highlands golf course in Harrisburg, PA has been sold for a fee of $45.6million, per reports from Local 21 .

The Dauphin County General Authority (DCGA) has been looking to divest from non-performing assets in recent years.

The golf course had been operating at a loss in that period.

Years of operation saw the club's debts rise to £13million ahead of the sale.

On Wednesday, the authority voted and agreed upon the sale of the course to Harrisburg I, LLC.

Harrisburg I, LLC was formed by Dallas-based developers Provident Realty.

Chairperson Barbara Zemlock said: "Over the past year, we received multiple unsolicited offers to develop data centers on this property.

"Issuing an RFP

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