Which item must be listed on posted golf course information?

Which item must be listed on posted golf course information?

• A. Areas treated.
• B. Pesticide expiration date.
• C. Manufacturer's address.
• D. Pesticide batch number.

Answer: (A)

Posting pesticide information on a golf course is meant to protect players and staff by clearly showing where a pesticide was applied and when it’s safe to enter. The areas treated must be listed because it tells golfers exactly which parts of the course were sprayed and should be avoided or entered only during the allowed reentry interval. Details like expiration date, manufacturer's address, or batch number are product-label or internal-record items, not part of the standard posted notice for public areas.

Posting pesticide information on a golf course is meant to protect players and staff by clearly showing where a pesticide was applied and when it’s safe to enter. The areas treated must be listed because it tells golfers exactly which parts of the course were sprayed and should be avoided or entered only during the allowed reentry interval. Details like expiration date, manufacturer's address, or batch number are product-label or internal-record items, not part of the standard posted notice for public areas.