hovis
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I dont get the members only. the way I see it is every person on the course has covid. members or visitors. I will treat all members and visitors like they have the plague and stay away
I dont get the members only. the way I see it is every person on the course has covid. members or visitors. I will treat all members and visitors like they have the plague and stay away
Some clubs have a membership where you pay a reduced green fee.....so they'd have to pay by card.I assumed differentiation was because members will it not be paying green fees, members can go from car to first tee...
This is fake .. signed by owen lee joe king as in only joking
I am hearing that is the case in Scotland too.
Not Monday but Monday 11th.
Spoke to my mate who is on the county and he's not heard or seen anything coming through "official channels" to suggest that 11th May is/has been agreed. Will have to see but his words were "nonsense".
Maybe you heard from a better/more informed source and its still to be filtered down? At present I'm not convinced we will see anything happening.
Less people, less chance of contact. I’m a member at a crown club and no doubt the place would be heaving if visitors were allowed.genuine question. why are you safer with no visitors?
Crown Golf group, they own around 12-15 courses I think. They offer memberships but it’s also pay and play at around £30 a round so open to all really.What's a crown club?
but there should be no difference. you should stay away from everyone no matter how many or who they are if that makes sense. the course can only be so busy. I would completely agree if clubhouse and proshop was open but I don't get it otherwiseLess people, less chance of contact. I’m a member at a crown club and no doubt the place would be heaving if visitors were allowed.
How are non members supposed to book a tee time? The only way would be to go into the pro shop. They will be the people who just turn up and make the car park and any other areas busy. A limited number of people in the pro shop and on the first tee will create queues, like at Sainsbury’s and we all know that’s probably our biggest risk area.but there should be no difference. you should stay away from everyone no matter how many or who they are if that makes sense. the course can only be so busy. I would completely agree if clubhouse and proshop was open but I don't get it otherwise
How are non members supposed to book a tee time? The only way would be to go into the pro shop. They will be the people who just turn up and make the car park and any other areas busy. A limited number of people in the pro shop and on the first tee will create queues, like at Sainsbury’s and we all know that’s probably our biggest risk area.
A member books online and turns up 10 minutes before reducing any risk. Members are much more likely to respect the rules too.
i suppose. my club has said it will take payment over the phone and visitors will park in the visitors car park and walk straight to the first tee. you might get the odd chancer I supposeHow are non members supposed to book a tee time? The only way would be to go into the pro shop. They will be the people who just turn up and make the car park and any other areas busy. A limited number of people in the pro shop and on the first tee will create queues, like at Sainsbury’s and we all know that’s probably our biggest risk area.
A member books online and turns up 10 minutes before reducing any risk. Members are much more likely to respect the rules too.
How are non members supposed to book a tee time? The only way would be to go into the pro shop. They will be the people who just turn up and make the car park and any other areas busy. A limited number of people in the pro shop and on the first tee will create queues, like at Sainsbury’s and we all know that’s probably our biggest risk area.
A member books online and turns up 10 minutes before reducing any risk. Members are much more likely to respect the rules too.
I salute you, it’s great to see non members respecting the course but, although a bit of a generalisation, it’s not what we see at our place. Trolleys on greens, buggies driving through GUR etc etc the mind boggles! With this lack of common sense and respect I doubt these same visitors would pay much attention to the current situation. Again, this statement does not apply to all visitorsI don’t agree with that at all. I’d say less than half my mates are members, and we regularly visit away courses. Not once have we disrespected rules simply as it isn’t our club.
i do agree it should start with members only, even if for a short period so that all members can play when they wish. After all, they’ve paid subs for 6 weeks with nothing in return.