Stories on golf for people with disabilities, from research to competition.
With players applying to use golf carts during professional competitions the question of competitive fairness continues to surface. New research commissioned by
Brendan Lawlor and Daphne van Houten secured G4D Open victories for a second time after both eased to memorable successes at Woburn.
Golfers with disabilities are being invited to take part in a new academic study aimed at gathering insights into the sport’s effect
A recent research paper co-written by the President of European Disabled Golfer’s Association (EDGA), Tony Bennett, illustrates the benefits, the barriers and
Spectators with a disability attending the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open can take advantage of free golf lessons with professional coaches throughout
Wild card Mike Browne has completed the field for the EDGA Scottish Open – the new 36-hole tournament for Golfers with Disability
Supported By “do everything you want in life, it may take a little longer, but try” EDGA golfer Mette Wegge Lynggaard talks
Supported By Golf is often cited as being a precise game, one in which a single degree can make a huge difference.
As the first ever Golf and Health Week takes place from 15-19 April, EDGA is to show its support of golfers with
Golf is not a top sport in Latvia. However, it is being used therapeutically by the Latvian Spinal Cord Injury Society (LSCIS)
A world-first championship for golfers with a disability will be contested during this year’s Emirates Australian Open in Sydney. On the same
The evidence
The evidence pages bring the published studies together by topic, with plain-English summaries and full references.
