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Simpson County Country Club to remain Open

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
April 3, 2020
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APRIL 3, 2020
The Governor’s Shelter In Place order ALLOWS golf to continue!
Simpson County Country Club has communicated directly with the Governor’s office and received clarification that golf courses can continue to operate as long as all of the required safety precautions are being followed.
We appreciate your understanding and look forward to having you play the course.  Here are the new processes we are implementing:
  • The clubhouse will be closed until the threat of COVID-19 is over.
  • It is required to call the clubhouse at 601-849-3567 for a tee time or to ensure the club has your regular tee time on the books for the upcoming weeks.
  • Check In will be outside.  
  • Credit cards are preferred.
  • A limited number of prepacked snacks and bottled beverages are available but only club staff is allowed in clubhouse to retrieve your choice.  
  • Only staff is allowed inside clubhouse to retrieve ice.
  • Single rider carts.
  • We recommend you bring your own sanitizer and wipes for additional precaution.
  • This will continue as long as we are allowed to be open or until this threat is over.
These new items are in addition to the following we have already implemented:
  • Hours of operation are 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday) and 12 Noon – 7 PM ( Thursday).   All carts must be in by 7:00 PM.
  • Keep a “social distance” of at least 6 feet on the course and elsewhere on the property.
  • Carts are thoroughly cleaned and sanitized after play and when they are staged to go out.
  • We will clean and sanitize on course restrooms throughout the day.
  • Pencils removed from carts; please put a pen or pencil in your golfbag.
  • Leave flagstick in when putting; refrain from touching flagstick at all.  
  • Consider “gimmes” to refrain from touching the cup and/or getting too close to others during play. 

We appreciate your understanding as we work through this new process.  We greatly appreciate your continued support of SCCC.

 
Again, SCCC will remain OPEN and follow all of the recommendations of the CDC.  We look forward to seeing you from at least 6 feet away.
Thank you!

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Simpson County Country Club

184 Golf Course Rd.
Mendenhall, MS  39114
(601) 849-3567

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