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"Greening The Golf Course"

"Audubon International estimates the average American golf course uses 312,000 gallons of water a day. This time of year, golfing might be the furthest thing from your mind. But during the off-season, golf course managers get to strategize how to best treat their million dollar turf. Some golf courses have a bad rap with environmentalists. But ...there's a budding green movement in the golf industry."

Tanya Ott reports for The Environment Report December 22, 2009.

Source: Environment Report, 12/23/2009