Deaf Golf
News
WDGC 2022 Team Announcement
Following on from an exhaustive selection process, which considered many factors such as form, handicaps, ability, ambition, mental fortitude, England Deaf Golf have selected the very best golfers to represent us in Wailua, Hawaii for the World Deaf Golf Championships 2022. We are pleased to announce the teams as follows:
MENS TEAM
Matt Bradshaw
Ali Dalziel
Ben Short
Jay Stally
Martin Anderson
Aidan Douglas
LADIES TEAM
Lydia Ingman
Donna Cross
SENIORS TEAM
Mike Burris
Richard LePage
Bela Hegedus
Tony Starr
David Hugill
Rod Oaten
INDIVIDUALS
Andy Brooks
Chris Flynn
TEAM MANAGER
Sean Richards
Upcoming events in 2022
Deaf Golf organisations
There are many opportunities to enjoy golf and the sport is loved by young and old. It is an activity that is very social whilst skill having an opportunity to compete against others of all standard. Below you will find specific information and links to the main golf organisation in the UK that support deaf golfers and provide opportunities for you to get involved
World Deaf Golf
The World Deaf Golf Federation (WDGF) is a non-profit organisation aiming to promote the sport of golf among deaf and hard of hearing golfers in the world and to oversee the World Deaf Golf Championships.
England Deaf Golf
The EDG is one of the oldest National Deaf Golf governing body in the world and was also one of the original member countries of the World Deaf Golf Federation (WDGF) in the early 1990s.
Scottish Deaf Golf
Scottish Deaf Golf Association (SDGA), established in 1986, is the only governing body for represent amateur golf in Scotland representing individual golfers with all levels of hearing loss, including those who use British Sign Language as their first or preferred language.
National Governing Bodies
For parts of the UK that does not have a deaf golf organisation, the National Governing bodies below will have information of clubs and events more locally to you that you can get involved in.
