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Allow Golf Courses in NJ to Remain OPEN

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Freddie
6 years ago

Golfing is safer than going to the grocery store at this point, or any store. No reason why people shouldn’t be able to hit a ball in a field spaced apart

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Robert M Chabot
6 years ago

Please open the golf courses. By practicing social distancing it’s a perfectly safe outdoor activity.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

We can play and social distance

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Chris A
6 years ago

Easy and safe way to help support local economic activity

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Gary Magyar Sr
6 years ago

I'm a boater fisherman why were the boat launches shut down you can't gather in crowds fishing off my boat you can't get farther from people then in a boat!!!!!!!

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Eric C
6 years ago

Please allow courses to reopen with strict rules all following recommendations from the CDC

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Craig Goss
6 years ago

Absolutely clueless

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Emil Cimorelli
6 years ago

Please open the parks and golf courses.

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Matt Von Klemperer
6 years ago

Perfectly safe

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Joseph Marino
6 years ago

Golf is the definition of social distancing

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Dean Tempsick
6 years ago

Golf is my mental escape. It helps more than any medication could.

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Ronald Martins
6 years ago

We need open space now more than ever. People who do not follow the rules should get spanked; banning everyone is not right.

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Craig Walters
6 years ago

You can close the clubhouses so no one gathers. But the curses should be open. Get with it gov.

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Ruth Rod Davis
6 years ago

We need access to our State Forrest as this is our only means of exercise...we are elderly.

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Kevin Shinkle
6 years ago

There’s no science or good reasoning behind the argument that golf courses they practice certain guidelines lead to the spread of this virus.

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Jim summers
6 years ago

Hope he hears us

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Sherman t Potter
6 years ago

Mash would play

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Timothy m Stevens
6 years ago

Golf courses offer exercise with social distancing. It appears this is more a political move then thought out order. Too much overkill . Golf? Outdoors, great exercise.

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Lisa Stevens
6 years ago

Even if you allow no carts and only 1 person to play at a time. Where’s the risk in that?

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Anonymous
6 years ago

I have NEVER golfed in my life. Not once! However, I agree that golf, along with other mentally and physically healthy activities, should be reinstated. Banning them was a gross, uninformed and impulsive misstep by our Governor. Why punish ALL for the actions of the FEW?