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Thanks Billy, thorough explanation. All golf courses are going to have to get by with less (seasonally) and poorer quality water in the future. Enough water from Lake O isn’t allowed to flow south, recharge the aquifer, more growth means more use of limited water and golf courses will feel it first. Thanks again.