Weather Risk Communication for Professional Golf - 21 April, 2022 @ametsoc
Weather Risk Communication for Professional Golf - 21 April, 2022  @ametsoc
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Stewart Williams explained the latest sport safety processes to Weather Band members on April 21. Rain, wind, fog and frost are some of the elements that play a big role in the golf course set up each day and can lead to tournament-suspending conditions. Williams showed some of the tools used to alert the public and evacuate the golf course before dangerous weather arrives. Check out the video to get an inside look at Stewart William’s work- his routine, locations traveled, and more!
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Weather Risk Communication for Professional Golf - 21 April, 2022

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