Golf courses and outdoor sports courts in Wales will be able to re-open from Saturday, March 13.
First Minister Mark Drakeford made the formal announcement at his lunchtime Welsh Government press conference on Friday.
Outdoor sports facilities including outdoor gyms, basketball and tennis courts will be able to welcome visitors back from this weekend.
They can be used locally by up to four people from two households.
Key to allowing outdoor sports facilities to resume trading is the Welsh Government lifting its "stay at home" requirement and replacing it with "stay local" from Saturday, marking a departure from restrictions which meant exercise had to start and finish at your front door and not include driving.
The "stay local" rule is similar to what people in Wales were asked to adhere to last summer when they were told to stay within a five-mile radius of their home, although in more rural areas people are asked to use their judgement.
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Other restrictions which are being eased include meeting up in gardens, while updates have been issued on non-essential retail and hairdressers – which you can read in full here.
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The First Minister will also announce an additional £150m to support businesses affected by ongoing restrictions.
Mr Drakeford said: "We are taking a phased approach to unlocking each sector – starting with schools.
"We will make step-by-step changes each week to gradually restore freedoms. We will monitor each change we make, so we know what impact each change has had on Wales’ public health situation."
All gyms and fitness and leisure centres in Wales were forced to close on December 20 last year when new "alert level four" lockdown restrictions – the most serious – were enforced.
Due to an increase in coronavirus-related hospital admissions it was decided that the date for increased lockdown measures, originally set for December 28, would be brought forward.
