Coronavirus does not stop the golf Masters Tournament

GEORGIA (UNITED STATES OF AMERICA) – “The safety and well-being of all represent our top priority. We monitor the matter with the utmost caution and attention and we will establish all possible precautionary measures together with experts and authorities, but to date the tournament does not run any risk.“Through these words Fred Ridley, president of Augusta National, confirms that the Masters Tournament, first major of the golf season, despite the emergency coronavirus, will take place regularly from 9 to the 12 April in Georgia (United States). The world health crisis, therefore, will not prevent golf champions from “performing” in one of the most exclusive clubs on the world circuit, that of the Augusta National. In addition to the one concerning the big green world championships, theAugusta National Women’s Amateur (1-4 April), the Masters in pink (which will also see 5 blue in the field), will be played regularly.

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