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The COVID-19 pandemic dominated the headlines in Canada and around the world in 2020. The coronavirus’ impact on golf – especially in Ontario – provided for the most read content on Turf & Rec’s website, particularly in the weeks and days leading up to the eventual opening of golf courses. The following were our most popular stories of 2020.
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Guelph’s area golf courses are ready to go. All that is needed now is a date.
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An official with Caradoc Sands in Strathroy, Ont. said the golf course is nervous about its anticipated opening amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is being pushed to allow golf to begin as soon as possible in the province. Courses are anticipating an official announcement will be made soon.
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Ontario’s golf courses will have to play the waiting game a little longer. Premier Doug Ford’s announcement yesterday about reopening the province provided little information about its emergence from COVID-19.
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Ontario golfers are hoping Premier Doug Ford will bear good news this week about when they can expect to finally tee it up. “If golf courses aren’t allowed to open until June, you will likely see some not survive,” an Ottawa PGA professional says.
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Golf courses in Ontario have been given the nod by the provincial government to prepare for play, but are still awaiting word on when openings will be announced.
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Police were called to a London, Ont. golf course to break up a number of golfers who sneaked onto the closed property to play a round.
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British Columbia golf courses don’t want Alberta golfers playing on their properties any time soon.
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