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During Golf and Health Week, from 15-19 April, EDGA is to show its support of golfers with disability through a unique and fun ‘pledge and play' day...

A dedicated campaign to raise awareness of the health benefits of golf for people of all ages and abilities is to tee off next month...

Dr Anne-Marie Wills, Assistant Professor of Neurology at Massachusetts General Hospital, has been conducting research into the effects of activity on Parkinson’s Disease patients...

Filips Bernadskis & Santa Trofimova explain how golf being used therapeutically by the Latvian Spinal Cord Injury Society in their work around using ‘adaptive golf’ as part of rehabilitation...

Whilst the spectators at the Ryder Cup are witness to a week of incredible golf, they will also gain many of the same benefits as the players themselves...

Evidence suggests golf may not only be good for mind and body, but also for a long life...

Jimmy Roberts reports a story about how sports can help people with memory loss, including a group at Golf Memories Carnoustie...

This year’s Open Championship provided a treasure trove of memories that won’t soon be forgotten. But it’s the awakening of golf memories that are helping change lives in the coastal town hard against the North Sea...

Wonderful memories will be created by the victor in The 147th Open at Carnoustie – but it’s stirring memories that is helping improve people’s lives in the Angus town...

Women and girls will speak out about why they love golf and what they get from the sport when a special awareness week is held across GB&I later this month.

Golf is played by around 55 million people...pretty impressive, but even more so is all of these people could be substantially benefiting their health...

A world-first championship for golfers with a disability will be contested during this year's Emirates Australian Open in Sydney.