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City of Staunton confirms Gypsy Hill Golf Course to reopen on Saturday

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The City of Staunton is planning to reopen the Gypsy Hill Golf Course on Saturday, assuming that public health guidelines allow for resumption of operations at that point in time.

Specific social distancing guidelines and safety protocols have been finalized by the city’s Parks and Recreation Department and are provided below and are posted on the Staunton website and social media platforms.

“We are eager for golfers to get back to play on the Gypsy Hill course and look forward to our patrons’ continued cooperation in respecting social distancing and other public health guidelines,” said Parks and Recreation Director Chris Tuttle.

To stay current on this and other up to date Parks and Recreation information, visit www.ci.staunton.va.us/departments/parks-recreation.

Course guidelines

  • Maintain at least 6-foot distancing at all times
  • Tee times assigned by the pro shop at 10-minute intervals
  • Credit card payment only
  • One customer at a time in the pro shop
  • Handle your own equipment at all times
  • One person per cart, unless golfing with a family member
  • Clubhouse closed – golfers encouraged to use restroom facility at Hole 9
  • Bring from home and frequently use anti-bacterial wipes and hand sanitizer before, during and after play
  • No ball washers or water coolers are available
  • No congregating or gathering on the course
  • Proceed to your car and depart immediately after play

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