Golfers dust off their clubs as courses across the state reopen
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Michael Chase reads the line for his putt on the green at Moses Lake Golf Club on Tuesday afternoon.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Tony Webb takes his putt on the green at Moses Lake Golf Club on Tuesday afternoon as courses reopen to the public for the first day since closures began in mid-March.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Theresa Bellevue takes her putt on the green at Moses Lake Golf Club on Tuesday afternoon while her husband, Brian Bellevue, waits patiently for his turn.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Brian Bellevue watches his chip shot make its way toward the green at Moses Lake Golf Club on Tuesday afternoon.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Theresa Bellevue watches her ball’s path after taking the putt on the green at Moses Lake Golf Club on Tuesday afternoon.
MOSES LAKE — Golfers didn’t seem to be letting the course get the best of them on their first day back, with only smiles and excitement to get their clubs back out. Golf courses around the state reopened under rules and regulations coordinated by Gov. Jay Inslee in partnership with the Washington Golf Alliance and state officials after the state’s long closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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