This guide was submitted to the authorities a few weeks ago. It proposes measures adapted to government guidelines and takes into account good practices identified elsewhere in the country and around the world.
Please use this guide to prepare your establishments so you are ready to receive customers safely when an announcement is made for the opening of courses.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
- The PHD could authorise the opening of courses according to a variable geographical pattern depending on outbreaks;
- The guide will be evolving and subject to adjustments in the coming weeks as the pandemic also evolves;
- Suggestions for modifications to the golf carts were made to the PHD to obtain approval for two golfers per cart. We are still awaiting a response.
We know that the Québec government is very sensitive to the health and safety of all Quebecers.
The success of this return to activity is closely linked to the behaviour of our industry stakeholders and participants.
Golfers, as well as golf club managers and employees, will have to be
collectively responsible and accountable
.
The Government of Québec would like to remind everyone that all public recreational and sports facilities must remain closed until further notice. Offenders could be fined by local authorities and their actions could jeopardize the efforts of the Standing Committee
.
Should you have any questions about this protocol, please contact:
NGCOA Canada, Québec Chapter:
Pierre Pelard, Regional Director
ACGQ:
David Skitt, Executive Director
PGA of Québec
Dominic Racine, Executive Director
