If you have a bad year, you can average in the previous two years. If there are drought conditions, we consider those mitigating circumstances and we're a little more lenient. It's a very responsible program. Generally, we go after the golf courses that have not made any real effort and go over their allotment by a lot, not a little. Rodie's big concern is affordable golf.
Expensive irrigation can translate into expensive green fees.
The higher the price of golf gets, the more it's almost a self-fulfilling prophesy about golf being an elitist game. It's a very serious problem. It's all very complicated. Reflecting on water allotments, Gowan tried to look into the future. In some fashion, we're just kind of on the point of the problem.