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VIDEO: Water restrictions, overseeding challenge AZ course owners to keep golf green

by Elaine Wilson, Cronkite News
March 16, 2016

<h1>VIDEO: Water restrictions, overseeding challenge AZ course owners to keep golf green</h1>
<p class="byline">by Elaine Wilson, Cronkite News <br />March 16, 2016</p>
<p>The hot Arizona climate has an immediate impact on how local golf courses care for the land. The choice to overseed the course and Arizona water restrictions impact the golf business around the Valley, especially when tourism booms in the winter months.</p>
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The hot Arizona climate has an immediate impact on how local golf courses care for the land. The choice to overseed the course and Arizona water restrictions impact the golf business around the Valley, especially when tourism booms in the winter months.

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Arizona's golf community confident in sport's future

Golf industry tries new ways to grow the traditional game

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Arizona fertile ground for growing golf's next generation

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