Update on Play Safe, Stay Safe Framework

Update on Play Safe, Stay Safe Framework

Since we issued the guidance this morning, The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has provided further clarity on indoor coaching. Following this clarification, we are pleased to say that indoor coaching can continue in all tiers.

In Tier One, the ‘rule of six’ must be adhered to.

In Tier Two and Tier Three, indoor coaching may only continue as one-to-one coaching or as group coaching for members of the same household or support bubble.

In light of this, we have updated our Play Safe, Stay Safe Framework and the accompanying infographic. (see Links Below)

Additional versions of the infographic are also available to allow you to share easily on social media and to print for use around the facility.

As always, myself and colleagues at England Golf are here to support you through this re-opening phase. Please contact me if you require any further help.

Many thanks

Gavin Anderson​

Partnership Manager (Midlands West)

Phone: 01526 354500  

Mobile: 07739 403764

Email: gavin.anderson@englandgolf.org

Framework for playing Golf

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