Rugai claimed Barfield was operating outside of his business license. Barfield claimed Rugai didn't want the business in her ward because she was afraid it would attract gang-bangers, a charge she has denied.

On Tuesday, all of the putters were pint-size, although I would imagine that teenagers and young adults patronage the business in the afternoon and early evenings. Glow Putt would also be ideal for private parties.

Although Rugai told me that she had concerns about the busy intersection where Glow Putt is located, I didn't see a problem. Several other business are located in the same building, and there is an adjacent parking lot.

Hopefully Rugai will chill. Barfield has put a lot of money into his business. He should be given a real chance to succeed.