The owner of a miniature golf course plans to spend no more than $300 on supplies. Golf balls cost $6.30 per dozen, and putters cost $10.95 each. The owner decides to buy 10 dozen golf balls. Can the owner also afford to buy 20 putters? Write and solve an inequality to justify your answer.
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