California Drought
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With the now mandatory 25% reduction in water usage, most California golf courses really won't have to change much. Since the majority have already cut their consumption by 20%, according to Craig Kessler, director of government affairs for the Southern California Golf Association, "It will add a little to the hardship, but there won't be much difference."
Switching to untreated waste water, reducing turf acreage and favoring drought-resistant turf and tree varieties number among the tactics California-based courses have employed over the past 4 years.
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