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Is there any evidence of 2 people golfing, and riding in a golf cart together....
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Last: 5 yr ago by aginlakeway
why not just use separate carts and dramatically reduce the risk? also seems that most courses are not allowing multiple riders.
Not the point. Try again. Those same two "separated" folks may be on the green together.aggiemike02 said:
why not just use separate carts and dramatically reduce the risk? also seems that most courses are not allowing multiple riders.
Because my son isn't old enough to drive a cart yet...duh.aggiemike02 said:
why not just use separate carts and dramatically reduce the risk? also seems that most courses are not allowing multiple riders.
uh, ok. sorry i wasnt trying to argue. you'll only be on the green together if you choose to be? just like in the cart?B-1 83 said:Not the point. Try again. Those same two "separated" folks may be on the green together.aggiemike02 said:
why not just use separate carts and dramatically reduce the risk? also seems that most courses are not allowing multiple riders.
There was a definition of "exposure" here not long ago having to do with distance, time, and no mask. Can somebody find it again?
hahaha, well yeah there's that.
having covid would be more fun than playing golf.
Most courses are back to two to a cart
Then he's in your household and shouldn't be asked to ride separately. It sounds like you're trying to argue.aggiegolfer03 said:Because my son isn't old enough to drive a cart yet...duh.aggiemike02 said:
why not just use separate carts and dramatically reduce the risk? also seems that most courses are not allowing multiple riders.
Every course I've played in the last 3 months is 2 riders.aggiemike02 said:
why not just use separate carts and dramatically reduce the risk? also seems that most courses are not allowing multiple riders.
Transmission is very minimal outdoors.
Most riding in the carts together are riding in the cars together to get there anyways.
Most courses don't have enough carts for 4 per group.
It is something like close contact for 10-15 minutes without masks is the most likely method of transmission. So close contact would be in a golf cart riding together. Not on the green with the ability to be 6ft + apart. July doesn't have anything to do with it.
Yes. Good luck.
20 min close contact. Indoors. Maskless. High transmission.
If you know for sure your cart partner has it, would you still get in the cart? If you're unsure, then I can only assume you're trying to get to get infected, which is a viable strategy if you are young and healthy.
Indoors?Marcus Aurelius said:
20 min close contact. Indoors. Maskless. High transmission.
Played last week. Two unrelated people in the same cart, even arrived in separate cars.
Guess we're all gonna die.
Guess we're all gonna die.
Yes indoors. Much higher transmissible. There is a risk outdoors for close contact but I believe it's far less.aginlakeway said:Indoors?Marcus Aurelius said:
20 min close contact. Indoors. Maskless. High transmission.
Marcus Aurelius said:Yes indoors. Much higher transmissible. There is a risk outdoors for close contact but I believe it's far less.aginlakeway said:Indoors?Marcus Aurelius said:
20 min close contact. Indoors. Maskless. High transmission.
Agree. Golf is outdoors.
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