The majority of the community is stuck inside as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, but with warmer spring air moving in some will want to take on the fairways.
The Dayton & Montgomery County Public Health says golfing is permitted as long as it falls within the following guidelines:
- The golf course is operating as an outdoor recreational activity and abiding by all of the Ohio Department of Health Director’s stay-at-home orders, social distancing and disinfecting requirements
- Other businesses within golf courses such as restaurants, clubhouses, spas, driving ranges, putting and practice greens are not permitted
- Golf courses must provide protective measures such as
- Designate a 6-foot physical/social distance for both employees and customers
- Provide readily available hand sanitizer and sanitation products for employees and customers
- Disinfect golf carts after every use and ensure only one person is in the golf cart at a time
- Golf clubs and any other equipment that belongs to the course and is used by a customers must be routinely disinfected after every use
- Have the ability to communicate hours of operation online and remotely to the public
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