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PGA Tour beefs up virus protocols after spate of positive cases
- The tour says, as of next week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit, no players, caddie or other individual will be allowed inside the ‘bubble’ until they post a negative Covid-19 test
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The PGA Tour said on Saturday it is strengthening safety protocols for upcoming tournaments following a rash of positive coronavirus tests at this week’s Travelers Championship.
The tour said in a statement that as of next week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit, no players, caddie or other individual will be allowed inside the “bubble” until first being cleared via a negative Covid-19 test.
Previously players and caddies were allowed to be on site to practice as they awaited test results, but were not allowed to use any indoor facilities.
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“The Tour is taking that precaution one step further to add an additional safety measure in that no player nor caddie will be on site – anywhere – to start the week, without first being cleared through Covid-19 screening,” the Tour said.
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“This same policy will apply to all individuals inside the bubble, such as independent physios, instructors, staff and others.”
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