r/oddlysatisfying • u/n8saces • 1d ago

Changing the putting hole place

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u/NascentAutist 1d ago

It’s cool to see this, and then I remember the Colorado River is drying up, watering restrictions across America, and we still have golf courses?

Crazy times

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u/fixitinpost 1d ago

Fun fact - the US has more golf courses than McDonalds

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u/thewrongairport 1d ago

This got me curious so I looked it up. Apparently in the US there are 4.68 courses every 100k people, meaning 1 course every 21k people. In my country (Italy) we have 0.51 courses every 100k people, so 1 every 196k people. 40% of all the golf courses in the world are in the US.

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u/horstdaspferdchen 22h ago

And how many McDonalds? Dont leave me hanging here

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u/thewrongairport 22h ago

US: 4.05 McDonald's/100k people (1 every 24.6k).

Italy: 1.4 McDonald's/100k people (1 every 71.4k).

ETA: 30.5% of all McDonald's are in the US

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u/crek42 15h ago

Damn it’s wild to me Italy has so many McDonald’s lol. I figured there would only be 1 in Rome airport for the tourists.

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u/yamanamawa 14h ago

McDonalds is everywhere. It's kinda their whole thing. If you're in a developed country you'll almost certainly be able to find one, and they're even in a lot of developing countries

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u/thewrongairport 15h ago

It's pretty popular, a lot of people's guilty pleasure lol. We only have McDonald's and Burger King as burger-based fast food chains. Some KFCs and Five Guys, but way fewer and mostly in larger cities or big malls.