Governor Kate Brown Tightens Social Distancing Measures, Tells Oregonians to “Stay Home, Save Lives"
Executive Order 20-12 issued Monday, March 23 by Governor Kate Brown put in place a “Stay Home” directive to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in Oregon. You can read that by clicking this link.
Additional COVID-19 Information:
"Golf is allowed as long as the social distancing measures are in place, country club activities for a gathering would not be allowed. We categorized golf similar to a hike or outdoor activity, rather than through “essential travel” which is meant to stop vacations."
Leah Horner
Regional Solutions Director
Jobs & Economy Policy Advisor
Office of Governor Kate Brown
Although there is a general belief that golf is relatively low risk compared to other activities because recommended social distancing is fairly easy to achieve in an outdoor environment, the Golf Alliance of Oregon is not in a position to make any sort of blanket statement that speaks to the overall safety of the game, not knowing the level of contagion that might be found at any particular golf course.
It is ultimately up to an individual facility to determine if golf course operations can still be managed safely while adhering to guidelines.








