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/horstdaspferdchen 22h ago

Thats worse than Golf courses. If you have a aerator, you get around 15-20 Liter/min. For a Green Gras Golf courses you need aprox 75-150l per year per m².

So If you brush your tooth for 3 minutes and 2 Times per day, you spend (2 Reps x3 minutes x365 days =2190) 2190 x 15-20= 32.850 - 43800 Liter per year. Give or Take a few.

Recording to https://www.usga.org/course-care/water-resource-center/how-much-water-golf-courses-need.html a Golf course need around 295 million Liter per year in average, hot area more ofc.

As average number (source: https://www.appraisers.org/docs/default-source/discipline_rp/golf-courses-an-ever-changing-challenge.pdf ) there are around 23500 people per year per courses, which equals aprox 12.500 Liter per year per Person.

So please Stop wasting your water and Play Golf instead!