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Originally Posted by Ithreeputtoo
I agree that the course conditions are not good. I play both executive and championship courses and neither are in good shape. The tee boxes are so hard you cannot hardly put a tee in the ground and the fairways are like the cart path. I love living here but hope there will be changes in the way the courses are taken care of. I know we are suppose to get over 50 inches of rain a year and that we have had a lack of rain which would help so much. I am wondering if they are using all the water up on the new courses as they are being watered almost everyday and there may be some restrictions on how much water maybe used for golf courses. A few years back I gave up golf for a while do to the conditions at that time as well. I maybe getting back to that feeling soon.
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Randy,
They get a temporary increase in the allocation for a newly sprigged golf course. I think it's only for 30 days or so. They still have to pay extra for the water, but won't get fined for exceeding the allocation. So they don't need to steal water from the other courses for the ones in construction.