Regional authority: Not all are suffering


Lynge shares a considered and balanced view of the situation.

AS the Covid-19 pandemic continues to wreck havoc across the globe, claiming thousands of lives amid growing numbers of infection, TeeUp interviewed Asian Golf Industry Federation chief executive officer Eric Lynge for an overview of the state of affairs in the region.

The Singapore-based administrator touched on several issues, including that of the clubs being affected. This, he said, was dependent on their status and varied from club to club.

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