At some point there will be a half way point of life going on.
I'm working with people in South Korea and China who seem halfway back to their typical lives. Their work production is the same but they're getting it done with some restrictions.
Maybe you can have these golf tournaments but the crowd is 1/3 of the size and crowd is seated instead of just a mob of standing people next to each other. Keep the same number of support facilities like bathrooms and food but for 1/3 of the spectators. Golf is one of the few sports where the athletes aren't physically close so it might make sense for it to be a little more proactive coming back than football or basketball.
I really don't understand this. To me, golf is the one sport that could be played during the pandemic with very little risk to the players. It is one of the only sports where most of the players play better without the fan audiences, so get rid of the gallery totally. It is also one of the only sports where the players compete largely on their own, with almost no interaction between players. It would seem to me that it would be easy to spread the tee-off times out over more days, so that the risk is even lower still.
I really don't understand this. To me, golf is the one sport that could be played during the pandemic with very little risk to the players. It is one of the only sports where most of the players play better without the fan audiences, so get rid of the gallery totally. It is also one of the only sports where the players compete largely on their own, with almost no interaction between players. It would seem to me that it would be easy to spread the tee-off times out over more days, so that the risk is even lower still.
I wonder if that's part of the reason the Masters bumped things back that far. They seem to really hold the patron experience in high regard. Give it the best chance of being as normal as possible.
I really don't understand this. To me, golf is the one sport that could be played during the pandemic with very little risk to the players. It is one of the only sports where most of the players play better without the fan audiences, so get rid of the gallery totally. It is also one of the only sports where the players compete largely on their own, with almost no interaction between players. It would seem to me that it would be easy to spread the tee-off times out over more days, so that the risk is even lower still.