Of course I am interested in the "Road Map" but no matter what it is, it will be too slow for some, too quick for others and no-one will be satisfied.
I suspect the reason that many things the public feel could safely do, like play golf, are not as clear cut as we think. Blanket rules may feel like overkill but when you consider the arguments about what is considered a main meal or snack, it just causes more problems than it solves. Can you imagine the headlines if Golf (normally a richer person's sport) was allowed but other lowlier sports weren't? Also, it isn't the sport itself that is a problem but the way it proceeds. For example, team sports often mean that the players have to travel to compete. They tend to share lifts, changing rooms, etc, etc. Add to it the injuries that mount up from it and you have your reason why those sports are not suitable in a pandemic.
People have to eat so Supermarkets have to open. People generally do not have to go to the pub...that's why they are closed. Drinking takes away judgement so until we are in the clear, it seems sensible to be cautious.