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Stu from NYC 04-10-2022 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by jimjamuser (Post 2082259)
The real question about building a golf course is why waste so much space on one in the 1st place. Soon there will be indoor computer sensor devices that can reproduce the good parts of the golf game without the waste of things like area and the use of excessive fertilizers that runoff and hurt the water table.
When they do build it can we get a designated robot to tee off for me that is the worst part of my game and could use the help.

JMintzer 04-10-2022 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by jimjamuser (Post 2082259)
The real question about building a golf course is why waste so much space on one in the 1st place. Soon there will be indoor computer sensor devices that can reproduce the good parts of the golf game without the waste of things like area and the use of excessive fertilizers that runoff and hurt the water table.
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JMintzer 04-10-2022 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by jimjamuser (Post 2082259)
The real question about building a golf course is why waste so much space on one in the 1st place. Soon there will be indoor computer sensor devices that can reproduce the good parts of the golf game without the waste of things like area and the use of excessive fertilizers that runoff and hurt the water table.
In TV, they are used for flood control...

Plus, they give off massive amounts of oxygen...

From the Google machine: "An average 18-hole golf course, approximately 150 acres, can produce enough pure oxygen through photosynthesis for at least 100,000 people for the entire year."

JMintzer 04-10-2022 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Stu from NYC (Post 2082266)
When they do build it can we get a designated robot to tee off for me that is the worst part of my game and could use the help.
Technology -does- have it's limitations... :icon_wink:

tophcfa 04-10-2022 07:04 PM
The courses can be built faster in the southern part of the Villages. All the carbon dioxide from the turnpike helps the new grass grow faster!

thevillages2013 04-10-2022 07:39 PM
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Originally Posted by jimjamuser (Post 2082259)
The real question about building a golf course is why waste so much space on one in the 1st place. Soon there will be indoor computer sensor devices that can reproduce the good parts of the golf game without the waste of things like area and the use of excessive fertilizers that runoff and hurt the water table.
Excuse me but people really like to be outside getting exercise and playing golf. Does your yard get fertilized and sprayed for unwanted insects? There was a simulator golf company on 44 that went out of business . I don’t know why it failed but really who wants to do the virtual golf thing when you can play for real. Also what do you wish to do with all the space they are “wasting “ on golf courses? Pack more homes in?

Boston-Sean 04-10-2022 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by tophcfa (Post 2082293)
The courses can be built faster in the southern part of the Villages. All the carbon dioxide from the turnpike helps the new grass grow faster!
With CO2 demonized at every turn I wonder how many people don't know that CO2 gets pumped into commercial greenhouses?

But but but CLIMATE CHANGE!!!!!!!!


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