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WHAT NOOSA SPRINGS IS DOING IN RESPONSE

• Front of house staff have increased the frequency of cleaning surfaces such as tables, chair arms, door handles, counter tops.
• Golf cart steering wheels, seats and hire clubs sanitised after each use
• Golf bookings and payment can be made over the phone or online
• We have limited the number of people at any one time within the golf shop
• We have restricted players to one person per golf cart and only 2 people per tee time
• We have removed bunker rakes and ask you do not touch the hole flags
• Hand sanitisers readily available around the Resort
• Increase in cleaning regime of whole Resort
• Encouraging guests to pay by card not cash

*Please note that no alcohol can be served at the clubhouse and on the course

If you feel unwell at the Club, please inform our staff. You will be asked to leave in the interest and safety of others. Please call your medical practitioner for advice. All members/guests/staff must abide by the government self isolation guidelines and not come to the club for 14 days from arrival/return to the country. This applies to all international travel, inclusive of cruise ships.

Our team are positively managing this changing situation, we are open, golf is a great option in the fresh air – let’s just prepare, don’t panic.

TRAVEL SAFETY

For the latest update and health alerts regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19), please see the Australian Government Department of Health information at https:/health.gov.au/news/health-alerts/novel-coronavirus-2019-ncov-health-alert.

PROTECT YOURSELF AN OTHERS

Good hygiene includes:

• covering your coughs and sneezes with your elbow or a tissue
• disposing of tissues properly
• washing your hands often with soap and water, including before and after eating and after going to the toilet
• using alcohol-based hand sanitisers
• cleaning and disinfecting surfaces
• if you are sick, avoiding contact with others and staying more than 1.5 metres away from people

Read more about protective measures against coronavirus on the World Health Organization website.

If you have a confirmed case, you need to self-quarantine to prevent it spreading to other people.