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05-31-2011, 06:44 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Taj44
The problem is, what we are seeing as far as conditions, doesn't compute with age of courses as far as turf depth. For example, Havana has been in pretty good shape compared to Mallory and Cane, and its much newer. Palmer and Lopez have been in good shape, and they're newer than Hacienda. We all know there are water restrictions, but it is not entirely clear why some courses are consistently in better shape, have more water to put on, than other courses; Palmer, Lopez, and Havana being chief examples. I watched them water Havana and Palmer almost every day a couple months ago, while Mallory was getting almost no water.
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It has to do with water allocation.
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