Dustin Johnson, the sixth-ranked golfer in the world, credited the PGA Tour on Wednesday for its efforts to create a safe playing environment amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Johnson was asked by ESPN's Mike Greenberg on Get Up about his experience after playing in the first two events of the Tour's restart, the Charles Schwab Challenge and RBC Heritage, in recent weeks.
"I think the Tour is doing a great job with all the things they have—all the precautions that we have to take," he said. "We do get tested pretty regularly. Inside we're wearing masks and we're not supposed to have any contact.