Inexplicably, while golf courses all over the tristate area — and around the country for that matter — are open for play, the 13 courses in the five boroughs of the city remain closed, as they’ve been since they were ordered to shut down on March 22.
Not only have city golfers been deprived of critical outdoor recreation, but the operators of the golf courses are hemorrhaging money as they struggle to maintain the expensive upkeep of the properties without the business revenue to offset the significant costs.
Giordano said he’s spending $100,000 per month to maintain the golf course with no revenue coming in and — most appallingly — no communication from City Hall.
When The Post reached out to de Blasio’s office Friday asking for an explanation as to why 98 percent of the golf courses in the country are open but New York City’s are not, one of his representatives responded with this nondescript email: “Our golf courses remain closed to protect the health and safety of New Yorkers.
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