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Course of action: How Denmark could provide a template for Irish golf's return

The green light for Irish courses to reopen on May 18 could not have been more welcome for a nation of frustrated golfers but the hard work starts now to get them ready for action and Ireland could do worse than look to countries like Denmark for a way to resume safely.

Mon, 04 May, 2020 - 22:00

Simon Lewis

A retrofitted plastic curtain down the middle of the cart separates golfers to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) at Shenvalee Golf Resort in New Market, Virginia, U.S., May 3, 2020. Reuters/Kevin Lamarque

The green light for Irish courses to reopen on May 18 could not have been more welcome for a nation of frustrated golfers but the hard work starts now to get them ready for action and Ireland could do worse than look to countries like Denmark for a way to resume safely.

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