Collective effort spread far & wide


Royal Selangor is among the clubs to have enforced stricter protocols to combat the spread of the virus.

AS the authorities continue their unrelenting task of trying to curb the recent spike in the number of Covid-19 cases across the nation, so too is the golf industry weighing in with efforts of its own, designed to help thwart the pandemic.

With several areas being subjected to varying degrees of lock-down this week as the Health Ministry stepped up its efforts to contain the spread of the virus, it also emerged that the golf industry, spearheaded by golf clubs and to some extent the retail sector, had put in place added measures of their own to stem the tide.

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