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Spectators at the 2021 Masters at Augusta Nationwide is presumably no longer required to present they’ve had a foul COVID-19 check in an effort to lend a hand.
“Patrons with practice round tickets, day after day match tickets and sequence badges will no longer be required to provide proof of a foul COVID-19 check, as beforehand printed,” an electronic mail to patrons acknowledged, per Bob Harig of ESPN. “Whereas proof of testing is presumably no longer required for the ticket holders listed above, they wish to imagine taking a COVID-19 check sooner than touring to Augusta.”
The 2021 match, which final 365 days was postponed to November thanks to the pandemic, begins April 8.
Harig mighty there shall be restricted attendance this 365 days, even though the actual total is unknown at this level.
The most attention-grabbing company who were allowed to lend a hand final 365 days’s match were members, members’ spouses and player company.
Will Cheney of the Augusta Story mighty safety measures akin to valuable face coverings and social distancing will restful be in scrape even supposing most company is no longer any longer going to must present proof of a foul check. Those that get tickets for Berckman’s Attach—a high-pause hospitality set—restful must take care of a check 72 hours sooner than their arrival as well to on-situation.
Dustin Johnson received final 365 days’s match and self-discipline the Masters file for general scoring at minus-20.
