When do you think you will next play golf?

[Slab]

A work trip just before lockdown kicked in means its three months today since I last played. Still no official word if courses here will open next week (or if our curfew will even end) but I have a tee booked for Wednesday in anticipation....

News overnight means its actually finally happening here
First course opening its doors tomorrow, I'm sure news confirming the rest will follow through today
It means that I'll definitely get to play somewhere in the next few days???

 

[BumbleBee]

Tuesday 24 points Friday 39 points hit the ball on the 7 o clock.

 

[davidy233]

I'll be out for 18 holes at 11.30am on Thursday morning weather permitting, temp tees and greens and mats I'd imagine. Forecast is 2° C, wind 16mph up to 28mph and chance of a shower at the start of my round. Looked out the winter golfing gear this morning, time off booked - can't wait.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Still jealous of those that can play golf. Even winter golf is better than nothing in my opinion.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

First week in March ?

 

[Imurg]

If they go back to the Tiers from March then, depending on your tier, 1st or 2nd week of march i hope.....any longer and I might have to resort to killing something...

 

[Lord Tyrion]

March sometime is my guess.

It might take that long for courses up here to dry out . I think that is a fair estimate. End of Feb, beginning of March.

 

[mikejohnchapman]

I think the Easter Cup and Plate may be the first comps.

 

[Dando]

If they go back to the Tiers from March then, depending on your tier, 1st or 2nd week of march i hope.....any longer and I might have to resort to killing something...

I’ve got a great idea for a tv program... “golfers that kill with piers Morgan”

The “with” is optional

 

[jim8flog]

Listening to the ministers for this morning two commented that the earliest they see us come out of lockdown will be when the all of the groups 1to 4 have been vaccinated plus 3 weeks for the vaccine to work. So at best it looks like 2nd week of March.

I see from some tweets England Golf is still pushing for it to be earlier.

 

[williamalex1]

Played 9 holes badly this afternoon, 2 balls allowed, temp tees, greens, mats in play through the green , but still good to get out for some fresh air.

 

[sunshine]

It seems somewhat ironic that the the weather is preventing golf in the parts of the country where golf is permitted, but golf is banned in the parts of the country with decent enough weather to open courses.

I think courses in England will reopen (at the earliest) in the last week of March.

 

[IanM]

I'm at Burnham 2nd week in March... hopefully.

Last week of February, Royal Porthcawl. Not holding my breath

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

It seems somewhat ironic that the the weather is preventing golf in the parts of the country where golf is permitted, but golf is banned in the parts of the country with decent enough weather to open courses.

I think courses in England will reopen (at the earliest) in the last week of March.

Yep I'm thinking end of March. Anything sooner would be a bonus. Hoping to go over to Ireland late March with 3 mates for a few days golf ?

 

[sunshine]

I'm at Burnham 2nd week in March... hopefully.

Last week of February, Royal Porthcawl. Not holding my breath

Good luck! Fingers crossed

 

[English golfer in Spain]

Sorry guys, us lucky buggers in Spain have been playing non stop since our (real) lockdown back in March/May

Wasn't allowed to leave our premises unless for food or chemists for 8 weeks. The good lady done the shopping, and I took the dog out once a day, and no further than 1 km from home.

I have signed all the petitions to the government to get you guys out playing ASAP.

Good luck, keep safe.

 

[AliMc]

Wednesday 12:37 at Dunbar

 

[Imurg]

Wednesday 12:37 at Dunbar

In the nicest possible way.....Git

 

[Rlburnside]

In the nicest possible way.....Git

9.30 tomorrow morning ?

 

[ScienceBoy]

Some day after the 1st of March as I have to wait for my clubs to come back from refurbishment.