Covid-19: Industry still holding on


Marquees around Kota Permai’s 18th green are under construction, ahead of the event in the first week of next month.

THE Covid-19 coronavirus has taken its toll on a handful of tournaments in the region, but thankfully it has not impacted the local golf industry to that extent - not yet anyway.

Indeed, to say that the local industry has not been adversely affected would be a disservice to all.

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