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HomeSportTee off for ’’drought-proofing’’ project
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Tee off for ’’drought-proofing’’ project

TEE OFF: The Emerald Golf Club is installing a pipeline to make their course ’’drought proof’’, following a lack of recent rainfall.

EMERALD GOLF CLUB’S facelift has possibly saved it $3 million in the long term. Club past president Peter Bailey said […]

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