Please. You can still use social distancing. Especially at private clubs!
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Brian Savarese
6 years ago
I am 66 years old and live by myself and work all day indoors. This would be very important for my mental health to at least get out on weekends and play. I am concerned about my health and will never get anywhere near another player. I’m fine keeping the clubhouse closed, but please let us get out on the golf course to play. I don’t see the difference in playing golf and being safe and taking a walk and being safe. Thank you Brian
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Shane Kauffman
6 years ago
Social distance is 18 holes
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Chris Bayer
6 years ago
Stop the nonsense
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Thomas Fudacz
6 years ago
I love golf. If i play the chances of being hit by lightning are more of a risk than picking up a virus on a grass field. Is the government going to eliminate golf due to the threat of a lightning strike?
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james j mcintyre
6 years ago
no different than going for a walk or riding a bike, especially with the new rules being observed
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William Ochiuzzo
6 years ago
If we follow the listed recommendations, it should be fine. Let’s do it!
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Dorothy Carlson
6 years ago
Please open the golf courses! We need to be safely outdoors in the current climate!! Thank you.
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Caesar Feltrin
6 years ago
With all stipulations in place that are proposed, minimal communicable situations, benefits many, psychologically and economically.
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DEAN A DEL VECCHIO
6 years ago
I support this request
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Anonymous
6 years ago
please give us our sunday morning 4some back.
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Mary Jane Germek
6 years ago
I believe being active on the golf course, maintaining a social distance, getting exercise and being in the sunshine will do more good than staying inside in this difficult and distressing time.
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Vincent Abate
6 years ago
Keep golf courses open!
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Joseph Madden
6 years ago
Keep the golf courses open!!
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Ronald Maroney
6 years ago
If going out for a walk is ok, why not golf?
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Matthew Flannery
6 years ago
Provides Mental and physical health enhancement
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Kwadwo Osei-Akoto
6 years ago
Please open them. The best Social distancing activity.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
All for with the proper precautions
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David Greenbaum
6 years ago
We keep our distance. Dont touch the flag.
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Tom Kearns
6 years ago
At a minimum the ability to walk, avoid any contact is no different than walking in a public park.
Please. You can still use social distancing. Especially at private clubs!
I am 66 years old and live by myself and work all day indoors. This would be very important for my mental health to at least get out on weekends and play. I am concerned about my health and will never get anywhere near another player. I’m fine keeping the clubhouse closed, but please let us get out on the golf course to play. I don’t see the difference in playing golf and being safe and taking a walk and being safe. Thank you Brian
Social distance is 18 holes
Stop the nonsense
I love golf. If i play the chances of being hit by lightning are more of a risk than picking up a virus on a grass field. Is the government going to eliminate golf due to the threat of a lightning strike?
no different than going for a walk or riding a bike, especially with the new rules being observed
If we follow the listed recommendations, it should be fine. Let’s do it!
Please open the golf courses! We need to be safely outdoors in the current climate!! Thank you.
With all stipulations in place that are proposed, minimal communicable situations, benefits many, psychologically and economically.
I support this request
please give us our sunday morning 4some back.
I believe being active on the golf course, maintaining a social distance, getting exercise and being in the sunshine will do more good than staying inside in this difficult and distressing time.
Keep golf courses open!
Keep the golf courses open!!
If going out for a walk is ok, why not golf?
Provides Mental and physical health enhancement
Please open them. The best Social distancing activity.
All for with the proper precautions
We keep our distance. Dont touch the flag.
At a minimum the ability to walk, avoid any contact is no different than walking in a public park.