The Johnson County parks system has found a way to reopen its two golf courses during the physical-distancing restrictions imposed because of the COVID-19 pandamic.
Officials call it a “touchless golf experience.”
The new measures, which apply to the Heritage Park Golf Course in Olathe and the Tomahawk Hills course in Shawnee, are aimed at maintaining the 6-foot physical distancing requirement and reducing the likelihood of picking up the virus from a surface.
Officials call it a “touchless golf experience.”
The new measures, which apply to the Heritage Park Golf Course in Olathe and the Tomahawk Hills course in Shawnee, are aimed at maintaining the 6-foot physical distancing requirement and reducing the likelihood of picking up the virus from a surface.
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