May 20, 2021 · 0 Comments
By Brian Lockhart
Don’t expect to be swinging your clubs on the links any time soon.
The links at local golf courses are green, well manicured, and ready to be played, however, the ban on playing the sport is going to stay in place.
Despite protests and lobbying from the golfing industry and players, the Provincial government has announced that the ban on golfing will remain for the duration of the current stay-at-home order.
The golfing industry insists the sport is safe and that they follow protocols on the courses to keep people distanced and sanitized.
Even the panel of medical professionals who pressured the government to put the stay-at-home order in place say outdoor sports are safe.
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