COVID19 Prevention Checklist Industry Guidance
COVID19 Prevention Checklist
Industry Guidance
The State of Maine has adopted a staged approach, supported by science, public health expertise and
industry collaboration, to allow Maine businesses to safely open when the time is right. The plan is
available at covid19/restartingmaine.
This is one of many industry guidance documents for business that the State is preparing for businesses
so they can be prepared to meet health guidelines and reopen safely. Please make sure you pair this
document with the general guidance document that applies to all industries, which is available on
DECD.
Please note: This document may be updated as additional information and resources become available.
Phase 1: Golf and Disc Golf Courses
Updated May 20, 2020
Personal Protective Gear, Supplies, and Clothing
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Require employees and customers to wear face coverings when indoors or when unable to
maintain physical distancing.
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Provide gloves to employees for cleaning and disinfecting high-touch surfaces and items used by
customers.
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Provide workers with up-to-date COVID information and training on safe donning, doffing, and
disposal of personal protective equipment such as gloves and face coverings.
Golfers and Facility Practices
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Only the golf course itself is open. With the exception of restrooms, the clubhouse, including the
Pro Shop and driving range, is closed. Only take-out food and drink service are permitted.
o Golf courses in counties where restaurants are open for dine-in customers should refer
to the restaurant checklist for guidance on food service.
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Members can play at the club where they are members; otherwise, people can only play golf in
the county they live in.
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Out-of-state clients will not golf until they have quarantined for 14 days.
COVID-19 Prevention Checklist Phase 1: Golf and Disc Golf Courses
Updated 5/20/2020
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Inform your customers of your COVID policies and procedures in advance, if possible.
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Encourage golfers to pay in advance over the phone with a credit card, or book online, show up
to a pre-positioned sanitized cart, and proceed to the first tee without personal contact.
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Use posters and signage to remind customers of physical distancing at entrance and updated
rules for play.
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Support physical distance between customer and service staff by taping off 6 feet distance from
counter.
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Minimize foot traffic and limit number of customers inside common areas. Keep clubhouses
closed for Phase 1.
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Do not let customers in work area.
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Minimize shared touch surfaces such as tablets, pens, credit cards, receipts and keys.
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All tee times must be booked and paid for in advance through online, phone, Venmo or other
electronic payment methods.
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Increase tee time intervals to a minimum of 12-minute intervals.
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No more than 4 players to a tee time.
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All players must remain in their car until 10 minutes prior to tee time.
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Continue physical distancing while playing and wear face coverings when indoors or when
unable to maintain physical distancing.
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Removing all touchable surfaces (flagsticks, bunker rakes, water coolers, ball washers, etc.)
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If you leave the flagstick in raise the cup 1¡±, turn the cup upside down, use something to fill the
cup to raise the bottom of the cup.
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Only members of a single household should be allowed to use a golf cart at a time. Carts should
not be shared across households unless there are plexiglass or other solid, clear barriers
installed between seats. (Updated 5/20/20)
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Assign staff specific pieces of equipment/carts to avoid sharing between employees.
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Sanitize golf carts after each round.
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Provide golfers with sanitizing wipes/ bottles, if available.
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Close practice areas including practice greens.
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Remove bulk scorecard, pencils, markers and tee holders from starter areas. Encourage golfers
to use smart phones for scoring.
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COVID-19 Prevention Checklist Phase 1: Golf and Disc Golf Courses
Updated 5/20/2020
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Remove trashcans from course and ask golfers to dispose of their own trash in a designated
place.
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Ask golfers to leave the golf course immediately after playing to eliminate congestion/ gathering
on the property or in the parking lot.
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Discontinue club rental clubs. Staff should not store customer golf bags or assist with golf clubs.
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Remove all non-essential devices from the range, such as bag stands or den caddies.
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Disconnect or remove water dispenser/coolers unless they offer foot control activation.
Consider providing bottled water to players.
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If portable restrooms are used, they must include handwashing stations with foot-activated
devices adjacent to the units and be cleaned regularly.
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No congregating allowed and no gathering on course or in parking lots at any time.
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