Walter Herfurth.

The latest news from the Limpopo Golf Union regarding the adjusted alert Level 4 Regulations of 27 June 2021, is that adjusted alert Level 4 Regulations of 27 June 2021, is that golf can continue to be played, subject to strict clubhouse to strict clubhouse restrictions.

Tim Varrie.

Even social golfers would be relieved that they would still be able to enjoy a round, although amidst stricter rules and without their favourite alcohol beverage. The union reminded all golf players and staff to adhere strictly to the GolfRSA Risk Mitigation Guidelines.

Sam Varrie.

Concerning the GolfRSA physical distancing and wearing of masks rules, the wearing of masks at the clubhouse of any golf establishment is mandatory. Out on the golf course, the new implemented rules require a couple of safety measures that must be adhered to. Players will have to wear a mask if they are not able to maintain a physical distance of more than three metres. This includes windy conditions with windspeeds of 24 kilometres per hour or more where players cannot maintain a physical distance of more than five metres.

Josh Varrie made a birdie on the 18th hole of Tzaneen Country Club on Saturday the 26th of June.

When players are able to maintain the above prescribed distances, no masks are required. GolfRSA clearly stated that these new rules do not replace any of the rules set by the South African Government. Golf players can follow GolfRSA’s website (www.golfrsa.com) to acquire information regarding the new adjusted alert levels.

Deon Lamminga.
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