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How is Golf Responding To The Coronavirus Pandemic
By National Golf Foundation Apr 1, 2020 Published on: The National Golf Foundation( Opens in New Tab )Unsettled. Fluid. Ever-changing. When it comes to discussion of how the global coronavirus pandemic is affecting every walk of life, these are oft-repeated descriptions.
Golf has been a welcome escape for some during uncertain times, providing an outlet where participants can get exercise outdoors while being able to avoid close interaction with others. With more golf courses throughout the U.S. than Starbucks stores and an appeal that that spans generations, the game has shown it can offer valuable physical and mental respite with safe operation and proper protocols.
How is the coronavirus pandemic affecting recreational golf?
By GOLF Editors Mar 18, 2020 Published on: Golf( Opens in New Tab )
There are lots of questions about the state of the world these days. While we can’t provide answers to some of the more important questions, we can answer some questions about how golf can exist in our current reality.
Here are a few common questions and our best answers on how recreational golf will be affected in the coming weeks and months.
Should I feel safe playing golf right now?
With the information we have available at the moment, yes. But there should be some extra precautions taken when out on the links.
According to one expert, “Being in a wide-open, outdoor space is the least at-risk scenario.” But there are still certain cautious measures to take when on the course.
Can you play golf amid coronavirus concerns? With proper precautions, yes
By Mike Stachura Mar 15, 2020 Published on: Golfworld( Opens in New Tab )
Ko Olina Grows the Game
By Ann Miller Oct 10, 2019 Published on: Star Advertiser( Opens in New Tab )
Why Golf Travelers Are Good for Hawaii's Tourism Industry
By Christina O'Connor - Reporter Sep 13, 2019 Published on: Pacific Business News( Opens in New Tab )
Last week, golf industry professionals from across the country, along with leaders in tourism and hospitality, gathered at The Kahala Hotel & Resort for the Professional Golfers’ Association of America – Aloha Section’s 2019 Hawaii Golf Industry Conference.