England Golf has announced its National Disability Performance Squad for 2026/27.
The squad plays a key role in England Golf’s long-term ambition to make golf one of the most accessible and appealing sports for disabled people, as outlined in its 2025-2030 Disability Golf Plan. To view the Disability Golf Plan, click here.
Designed to support talented golfers with disabilities on their journey to the highest levels of the sport, the programme provides a clear pathway towards representing England in international competition.
The 2026/27 squad consists of 16 players, divided across four performance bands, which help inform team and tournament selection decisions. The banding structure has been established by EDGA (European Disabled Golf Association), with players earning selection through the organisation’s qualification criteria.
England Golf National Disability Coach Adam Keogh said: “Building on the success of our inaugural England Golf Disability Squad in 2025/26, we're excited to begin the next chapter with our 2026/27 squad.
“It's fantastic to welcome back a number of players while also introducing some new faces who have earned their place in the programme.
"England Golf’s continued commitment to the Disability Performance Pathway has enabled us not only to expand the squad but also strengthen our support team. The addition of Jordan Massey as Putting Coach and Fiona Scott as S&C Coach brings further expertise that will be invaluable in helping our players develop and perform at their best.
“There is real momentum behind the programme, and we're looking forward to another year of progress, development and success.”
Find out about each of the 16 players below.
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Designed to support talented golfers with disabilities on their journey to the highest levels of the sport, the programme provides a clear pathway towards representing England in international competition.
The 2026/27 squad consists of 16 players, divided across four performance bands, which help inform team and tournament selection decisions. The banding structure has been established by EDGA (European Disabled Golf Association), with players earning selection through the organisation’s qualification criteria.
England Golf National Disability Coach Adam Keogh said: “Building on the success of our inaugural England Golf Disability Squad in 2025/26, we're excited to begin the next chapter with our 2026/27 squad.
“It's fantastic to welcome back a number of players while also introducing some new faces who have earned their place in the programme.
"England Golf’s continued commitment to the Disability Performance Pathway has enabled us not only to expand the squad but also strengthen our support team. The addition of Jordan Massey as Putting Coach and Fiona Scott as S&C Coach brings further expertise that will be invaluable in helping our players develop and perform at their best.
“There is real momentum behind the programme, and we're looking forward to another year of progress, development and success.”
Find out about each of the 16 players below.
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Lee York, The Oaks (Yorkshire)
- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the 2026 European Team Championship
- Completed PGA Degree in 2010
- Had a major accident in May 2017 which resulted in being paralysed from the waist down
- Developed sepsis in December 2024 and spent a week and a half in a coma, being given less than a 20% chance of survival
- Won Mallorca Open in November 2025
- Won seated class in the G4D at Celtic Manor
- Represented Great Britain para table tennis, winning multiple medals including in Spain and the USA
Ken Powell, North Foreland (Kent)
- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the Nations Cup at the 2026 European Team Championship for Golfers with Disability, for the first time ever
- First introduced to golf through caddying for father at 12 years old
- 4-handicapper at 14 years old. Played for Kent Boys and Colts
- Won nine club championships and held two course records
- Has enjoyed 14 lucky holes-in-one!
- Suffered spinal stroke in 2021
- Introduced to the Paragolfer in October 2022
- First Paragolfer to reach the Race to Woodall Spa Final in 2025
- Loves match play golf and been inspired by Jack Nicklaus, Seve Ballesteros and Tiger Woods
Philip Meadows, The Cambridgeshire (Cambridgeshire)
- Handigolf Secretary
- Born in Newmarket, Suffolk
- In 1987, was involved in motorbike accident which left him paralysed from the waist down
- Started playing again after his accident and wanted to take golf to the next level so joined EDGA
- Began playing competitive golf with EDGA in 2023
- Finished 2nd at 2023 English Disability Open at Kings Norton in the Stableford category
- Played in the first G4D Open at Woburn
- Runner-up at 2024 English Disability Open at Stoke by Nayland (Stableford) and 1st place at EDGA London Club 2024
- Winner of national championship for Handigolf 2024 and 2025
Kris Aves, The Shire London (Hertfordshire)
- Part of the England Disability Team which came 2nd in 2024 Nations Cup
- Entrant into the last three G4D Opens, achieving top-5 status in his sports class
- 3rd in 2025 England Disability Open (Stableford)
- Captained Team Europe at 2026 Cairns Cup against the USA
- Entrant into multiple EDGA Tour and World Ranking events
- 2025 Golf de Roissey EDGA event Stableford winner
- 2025 Golf Trust Open winner
- Tied-10th finish at 2026 Dutch Disabled Open Stableford Division
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- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the 2026 European Team Championship
- Completed PGA Degree in 2010
- Had a major accident in May 2017 which resulted in being paralysed from the waist down
- Developed sepsis in December 2024 and spent a week and a half in a coma, being given less than a 20% chance of survival
- Won Mallorca Open in November 2025
- Won seated class in the G4D at Celtic Manor
- Represented Great Britain para table tennis, winning multiple medals including in Spain and the USA
Ken Powell, North Foreland (Kent)
- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the Nations Cup at the 2026 European Team Championship for Golfers with Disability, for the first time ever
- First introduced to golf through caddying for father at 12 years old
- 4-handicapper at 14 years old. Played for Kent Boys and Colts
- Won nine club championships and held two course records
- Has enjoyed 14 lucky holes-in-one!
- Suffered spinal stroke in 2021
- Introduced to the Paragolfer in October 2022
- First Paragolfer to reach the Race to Woodall Spa Final in 2025
- Loves match play golf and been inspired by Jack Nicklaus, Seve Ballesteros and Tiger Woods
Philip Meadows, The Cambridgeshire (Cambridgeshire)
- Handigolf Secretary
- Born in Newmarket, Suffolk
- In 1987, was involved in motorbike accident which left him paralysed from the waist down
- Started playing again after his accident and wanted to take golf to the next level so joined EDGA
- Began playing competitive golf with EDGA in 2023
- Finished 2nd at 2023 English Disability Open at Kings Norton in the Stableford category
- Played in the first G4D Open at Woburn
- Runner-up at 2024 English Disability Open at Stoke by Nayland (Stableford) and 1st place at EDGA London Club 2024
- Winner of national championship for Handigolf 2024 and 2025
Kris Aves, The Shire London (Hertfordshire)
- Part of the England Disability Team which came 2nd in 2024 Nations Cup
- Entrant into the last three G4D Opens, achieving top-5 status in his sports class
- 3rd in 2025 England Disability Open (Stableford)
- Captained Team Europe at 2026 Cairns Cup against the USA
- Entrant into multiple EDGA Tour and World Ranking events
- 2025 Golf de Roissey EDGA event Stableford winner
- 2025 Golf Trust Open winner
- Tied-10th finish at 2026 Dutch Disabled Open Stableford Division
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Chris Foster, Hanbury Manor (Hertfordshire)
- Former England Disability footballer, cricketer and GB Paralympic swimmer
- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the 2026 European Team Championship for Golfers with Disability for the first time ever
- 12th year PGA Professional, and the first amputee PGA qualified Professional
- Former EDGA European champion
- Lowest score of 66 at London Golf Club
- 9th-place finish at 2026 Pas de Calais Paragolf Open (Gross Championship)
- Current World Ranking #140
- Chris is a keen rugby supporter of Leicester Tigers and England
Tony Lloyd, The Shropshire (Shropshire & Herefordshire)
- Played in first disabled golf competition in 2005
- In 2014, won the Disabled French Open nett category at St Omer, followed by the European Individual Disabled Open title in his category the following week
- Won the nett competition in the English Disability Open in 2016 and 2019 (runner up in 2021 and 2022)
- Won the French Open in 2017 and the Wales Disabled Golf Open in 2018
- With runner-up and 3rd-place finishes along the way, he reached number one in the Nett World Rankings in 2019
- In 2024, Tony was runner-up in EDGA tournaments at the London Club and Hampton Court
- Won a silver medal England at 2024 European Team Championships in Germany
- Former Shropshire and England Disability cricketer, having captained both
- Ran the London Marathon in 2024, finishing in 4 hours 45 minutes
- Married to Lynnette with son Taylor
- Nottingham Forest football fan, and loves Foo Fighters, The Vaccines & Feeder
John Eakin, Royal Ashdown Forest (Sussex)
- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the Nations Cup at the 2026 European Team Championship for Golfers with Disability, for the first time ever
- Winner of the 2026 British Blind Masters
- Member of the International Blind Golf Association Board. Previously a Trustee of England & Wales Blind Golf
- Won the 2024 World Blind Championships in Cape Town, South Africa, having won the British Blind Open Championship (2011) and Spanish Blind Open (2025)
- Competed in The R&A G4D Disability Opens, winning the V2 category twice
- Played in the 2025 and 2026 English Open for Golfers with a Disability
- Born in Malacca, Malaysia, John now lives in Surrey, England
- Married to Laura with three sons – Henry, Oliver and James
- Served as Captain of Royal Ashdown Forest in 2014/15
Robert Paul, Walmer & Kingsdown (Kent)
- Best round of golf is 72 on his home course, Walmer & Kingsdown
- Shot 74 on the Old Course at St Andrews
- Has enjoyed five holes-in-one!
- Been part of eight Fightmaster Cup teams (one-armed Ryder Cup) – being on the winning team five times
- Won the One-Armed Golf World Championship twice (2016 and 2024)
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- Former England Disability footballer, cricketer and GB Paralympic swimmer
- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the 2026 European Team Championship for Golfers with Disability for the first time ever
- 12th year PGA Professional, and the first amputee PGA qualified Professional
- Former EDGA European champion
- Lowest score of 66 at London Golf Club
- 9th-place finish at 2026 Pas de Calais Paragolf Open (Gross Championship)
- Current World Ranking #140
- Chris is a keen rugby supporter of Leicester Tigers and England
Tony Lloyd, The Shropshire (Shropshire & Herefordshire)
- Played in first disabled golf competition in 2005
- In 2014, won the Disabled French Open nett category at St Omer, followed by the European Individual Disabled Open title in his category the following week
- Won the nett competition in the English Disability Open in 2016 and 2019 (runner up in 2021 and 2022)
- Won the French Open in 2017 and the Wales Disabled Golf Open in 2018
- With runner-up and 3rd-place finishes along the way, he reached number one in the Nett World Rankings in 2019
- In 2024, Tony was runner-up in EDGA tournaments at the London Club and Hampton Court
- Won a silver medal England at 2024 European Team Championships in Germany
- Former Shropshire and England Disability cricketer, having captained both
- Ran the London Marathon in 2024, finishing in 4 hours 45 minutes
- Married to Lynnette with son Taylor
- Nottingham Forest football fan, and loves Foo Fighters, The Vaccines & Feeder
John Eakin, Royal Ashdown Forest (Sussex)
- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the Nations Cup at the 2026 European Team Championship for Golfers with Disability, for the first time ever
- Winner of the 2026 British Blind Masters
- Member of the International Blind Golf Association Board. Previously a Trustee of England & Wales Blind Golf
- Won the 2024 World Blind Championships in Cape Town, South Africa, having won the British Blind Open Championship (2011) and Spanish Blind Open (2025)
- Competed in The R&A G4D Disability Opens, winning the V2 category twice
- Played in the 2025 and 2026 English Open for Golfers with a Disability
- Born in Malacca, Malaysia, John now lives in Surrey, England
- Married to Laura with three sons – Henry, Oliver and James
- Served as Captain of Royal Ashdown Forest in 2014/15
Robert Paul, Walmer & Kingsdown (Kent)
- Best round of golf is 72 on his home course, Walmer & Kingsdown
- Shot 74 on the Old Course at St Andrews
- Has enjoyed five holes-in-one!
- Been part of eight Fightmaster Cup teams (one-armed Ryder Cup) – being on the winning team five times
- Won the One-Armed Golf World Championship twice (2016 and 2024)
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Aimi Bullock, Crowborough Beacon (Sussex)
- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the Nations Cup at the 2026 European Team Championship for Golfers with Disability, for the first time ever
- First Englishwoman to compete in G4D Open in 2016
- Only female to have finished in the top-3 in England Golf Disability Championship
- Leading English female in WR4GD gross and nett rankings
- Winner of 2026 Rose Ladies Series G4D event
- Finished 3rd overall at 2019 England Golf Disability Championships – Mixed, as well as 7th in 2024, and 5th on countback in 2025
- Finished 2nd at the 2024 G4D Open – Women’s Championship and was the leading female in Sports Class
- Finished 3rd in 2023 and 2025 G4D Open – Women’s Championship – being the leading female in Sports Class in 2025
- At the EGA Individual Championships for Golfers with a Disability – Women’s Championship finished 3rd in 2016, 4th in 2018 and tied-5th in 2023
- Won a silver medal with England at EGA Team Championships for Golfers with a Disability – Mixed in 2024, as well as a bronze medal at the 2022 event
- Runner-up with England at 2019 at EGA Nations Cup – Mixed
- Winner of both Rising Star and Unsung Hero awards at 2025 Women in Golf Awards for volunteering work
- Passionate about growing the game and getting more women with disabilities golfing
Kipp Popert, Wildernesse (Kent)
- Has dominated the global G4D circuit with record-breaking performances and historic wins across major championships
- Holds a current handicap of +6.1
- World No. 1 in the World Ranking for Golfers with Disability (WR4GD)
- Winner of the 2024 G4D Open Championship, becoming the first disabled golfer to hold both major titles simultaneously – the G4D Open and the U.S. Adaptive Open at Sand Creek Station (2024)
- Four-time U.S. Adaptive Open Champion (2023, 2024, 2025, 2026)
- Set a new 36-hole scoring record at the 2025 U.S. Adaptive Open, posting rounds of 61 and 66 for a 17-under-par total of 127, before securing a third consecutive title with a final-round 65
- Winner of 22 of 35 G4D Tour events, giving him an outstanding 63% career win rate
- Captured multiple G4D Tour victories including the BMW PGA Championship (Wentworth) and the Amgen Irish Open (The K Club)
- The first player with a disability to qualify for The R&A Amateur Championship
- The first golfer ever ranked in both the World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) and the World Ranking for Golfers with Disability (WR4GD)
- Reached the semi-finals of the 2026 English Amateur Championship
- Ambassador for Kent Golf Junior Disability Academies, supporting pathways for young adaptive golfers
- A passionate advocate for the growth of the G4D game, calling for prize money and professional opportunities so that disabled golfers can pursue playing careers on equal terms with their able-bodied counterparts
- Launched the Kipp Popert World Invitational in 2026 bringing together world-class G4D golfers and amateur players for a unique, inclusive celebration of the game
Heather Gilks, Coventry (Warwickshire)
- Lives with cerebral palsy, which affects both legs and her left arm, but has embraced golf as a sport where she can compete on equal terms with others
- Joined Coventry Golf Club at the age of 12 after helping her mother with scoring at county competitions from the age of 10, and is now a member
- Made her debut in EDGA-supported events, becoming part of the wider disability golf community
- Competed in the Rose Ladies Series, gaining valuable tournament experience alongside elite players
- Also competed in the EDGA Algarve Open in Portugal
- Reduced her handicap significantly from 18 to 11.7 in a single season, demonstrating rapid improvement under competitive pressure
- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the 2026 European Team Championship for Golfers with Disability for the first time ever
- Won the Net Club Championship at Coventry Golf Club, beating her mother by one shot over 36 holes
- Continues to undertake physiotherapy and strength training, using golf as a way to challenge her physical limits and monitor her progress
Mike Browne, Long Sutton (Somerset)
- Started golf in 2014 and took 12 months to go from 28 to 0 handicap!
- Won the 2022 G4D @ Horizon Irish Open at Mount Juliet Estate
- Won the 2023 G4D Race to Dubai
- First ever winner of the G4D on the PGA Tour at the Byron Nelson in 2024
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- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the Nations Cup at the 2026 European Team Championship for Golfers with Disability, for the first time ever
- First Englishwoman to compete in G4D Open in 2016
- Only female to have finished in the top-3 in England Golf Disability Championship
- Leading English female in WR4GD gross and nett rankings
- Winner of 2026 Rose Ladies Series G4D event
- Finished 3rd overall at 2019 England Golf Disability Championships – Mixed, as well as 7th in 2024, and 5th on countback in 2025
- Finished 2nd at the 2024 G4D Open – Women’s Championship and was the leading female in Sports Class
- Finished 3rd in 2023 and 2025 G4D Open – Women’s Championship – being the leading female in Sports Class in 2025
- At the EGA Individual Championships for Golfers with a Disability – Women’s Championship finished 3rd in 2016, 4th in 2018 and tied-5th in 2023
- Won a silver medal with England at EGA Team Championships for Golfers with a Disability – Mixed in 2024, as well as a bronze medal at the 2022 event
- Runner-up with England at 2019 at EGA Nations Cup – Mixed
- Winner of both Rising Star and Unsung Hero awards at 2025 Women in Golf Awards for volunteering work
- Passionate about growing the game and getting more women with disabilities golfing
Kipp Popert, Wildernesse (Kent)
- Has dominated the global G4D circuit with record-breaking performances and historic wins across major championships
- Holds a current handicap of +6.1
- World No. 1 in the World Ranking for Golfers with Disability (WR4GD)
- Winner of the 2024 G4D Open Championship, becoming the first disabled golfer to hold both major titles simultaneously – the G4D Open and the U.S. Adaptive Open at Sand Creek Station (2024)
- Four-time U.S. Adaptive Open Champion (2023, 2024, 2025, 2026)
- Set a new 36-hole scoring record at the 2025 U.S. Adaptive Open, posting rounds of 61 and 66 for a 17-under-par total of 127, before securing a third consecutive title with a final-round 65
- Winner of 22 of 35 G4D Tour events, giving him an outstanding 63% career win rate
- Captured multiple G4D Tour victories including the BMW PGA Championship (Wentworth) and the Amgen Irish Open (The K Club)
- The first player with a disability to qualify for The R&A Amateur Championship
- The first golfer ever ranked in both the World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) and the World Ranking for Golfers with Disability (WR4GD)
- Reached the semi-finals of the 2026 English Amateur Championship
- Ambassador for Kent Golf Junior Disability Academies, supporting pathways for young adaptive golfers
- A passionate advocate for the growth of the G4D game, calling for prize money and professional opportunities so that disabled golfers can pursue playing careers on equal terms with their able-bodied counterparts
- Launched the Kipp Popert World Invitational in 2026 bringing together world-class G4D golfers and amateur players for a unique, inclusive celebration of the game
Heather Gilks, Coventry (Warwickshire)
- Lives with cerebral palsy, which affects both legs and her left arm, but has embraced golf as a sport where she can compete on equal terms with others
- Joined Coventry Golf Club at the age of 12 after helping her mother with scoring at county competitions from the age of 10, and is now a member
- Made her debut in EDGA-supported events, becoming part of the wider disability golf community
- Competed in the Rose Ladies Series, gaining valuable tournament experience alongside elite players
- Also competed in the EDGA Algarve Open in Portugal
- Reduced her handicap significantly from 18 to 11.7 in a single season, demonstrating rapid improvement under competitive pressure
- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the 2026 European Team Championship for Golfers with Disability for the first time ever
- Won the Net Club Championship at Coventry Golf Club, beating her mother by one shot over 36 holes
- Continues to undertake physiotherapy and strength training, using golf as a way to challenge her physical limits and monitor her progress
Mike Browne, Long Sutton (Somerset)
- Started golf in 2014 and took 12 months to go from 28 to 0 handicap!
- Won the 2022 G4D @ Horizon Irish Open at Mount Juliet Estate
- Won the 2023 G4D Race to Dubai
- First ever winner of the G4D on the PGA Tour at the Byron Nelson in 2024
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Tom Blizzard, Droitwich (Worcestershire)
- 2021/2022 England Golf Regional Boys’ Squad player
- Winner of 1st ever Boys’ Open at Hollinwell Golf Club in 2023
- Runner up at 2023 English Disability Open
- Youngest ever winner of both 2023 Droitwich Golf Club Men’s Club Championship and 2023 Men’s Stroke Play Championship (aged 17)
- Finished 7th overall and was winner in his category at 2024 G4D Open
- Winner of the 2024 Nick Faldo Commemoration Jug
- Part of the England Team which won the silver medal at European Disability Team Championship
- Finished 3rd overall and was winner of his category at 2025 G4D Open
- Finished 4th at 2025 G4D Tour - Irish Open
- Achieved ASQ Level 1 Award in Coaching Golf (2025)
- Held a top-20 ranking in WR4DG between 2023 and 2025
- A member of the Worcestershire County Men’s Squad in 2023/2024
Ellie Perks, Hagley (Worcestershire)
- Took up golf at age 12 through a charity called Golf For Disabled Children
- Got her first handicap of 54 and got down to 8 in two years
- First female winner of the Heroes Handshake Award at age 14
- Completed a 24-hour live-stream to raise funds for Golf For Disabled Children
- Hosted golf taster sessions for charities including The Dwarf Sports Association and Up and Downs
- Completed PGA Professional Degree
- Came tied-3rd in the Women’s Championship at the 204 G4D Open
- Became an ambassador for Little Sticks in 2025
Oliver Hirst-Greenham, Morecambe (Lancashire)
- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the 2026 European Team Championship for Golfers with Disability for the first time ever
- Winner of the 2026 and 2023 English Disability Open
- Selected to represent Team Europe at the 2026 Cairns Cup (San Roque Club, Spain)
- Winner of the 2025 Scottish Disability Open
- Winner of the 2025 Welsh Disability Open
- Winner of 2025 Lancashire Disability Open
- Runner-up in the 2025 RSM European Play-offs
- 3rd-place at 2026 Irish Open for Players with Disabilities
- 6th-place finish at EDGA Tour London Club/G4D Shield
- Top-10 finish at the 2025 G4D Open at Woburn
- Helped England win silver medal at the 2024 European Team Championship
- Three wins and one runner-up finish on the 2025 EDGA European Tour
Bethany Charlton, Matlock (Derbyshire)
- Competes with a fused spine from T4 to L4 following surgery to treat severe double curve scoliosis
- Lowest women's gross at 2026 English Disability Open
- Derbyshire County Match Play champion 2025, runner-up 2026
- Inaugural Derbyshire Order of Merit Winner 2025 - awarded for consistent performance across county stroke play championships, county match play championships, and MNR 1st Team County Week
- Awarded Derbyshire 1st and 2nd team colours
- Derbyshire Scratch Cup winner 2018
The England Golf Talent Pathway is supported by The R&A and Sport England, bringing together all facets of the game at every level to help our players enjoy golf and become the best they can be.
- 2021/2022 England Golf Regional Boys’ Squad player
- Winner of 1st ever Boys’ Open at Hollinwell Golf Club in 2023
- Runner up at 2023 English Disability Open
- Youngest ever winner of both 2023 Droitwich Golf Club Men’s Club Championship and 2023 Men’s Stroke Play Championship (aged 17)
- Finished 7th overall and was winner in his category at 2024 G4D Open
- Winner of the 2024 Nick Faldo Commemoration Jug
- Part of the England Team which won the silver medal at European Disability Team Championship
- Finished 3rd overall and was winner of his category at 2025 G4D Open
- Finished 4th at 2025 G4D Tour - Irish Open
- Achieved ASQ Level 1 Award in Coaching Golf (2025)
- Held a top-20 ranking in WR4DG between 2023 and 2025
- A member of the Worcestershire County Men’s Squad in 2023/2024
Ellie Perks, Hagley (Worcestershire)
- Took up golf at age 12 through a charity called Golf For Disabled Children
- Got her first handicap of 54 and got down to 8 in two years
- First female winner of the Heroes Handshake Award at age 14
- Completed a 24-hour live-stream to raise funds for Golf For Disabled Children
- Hosted golf taster sessions for charities including The Dwarf Sports Association and Up and Downs
- Completed PGA Professional Degree
- Came tied-3rd in the Women’s Championship at the 204 G4D Open
- Became an ambassador for Little Sticks in 2025
Oliver Hirst-Greenham, Morecambe (Lancashire)
- Part of the England Golf Disability Team which won the 2026 European Team Championship for Golfers with Disability for the first time ever
- Winner of the 2026 and 2023 English Disability Open
- Selected to represent Team Europe at the 2026 Cairns Cup (San Roque Club, Spain)
- Winner of the 2025 Scottish Disability Open
- Winner of the 2025 Welsh Disability Open
- Winner of 2025 Lancashire Disability Open
- Runner-up in the 2025 RSM European Play-offs
- 3rd-place at 2026 Irish Open for Players with Disabilities
- 6th-place finish at EDGA Tour London Club/G4D Shield
- Top-10 finish at the 2025 G4D Open at Woburn
- Helped England win silver medal at the 2024 European Team Championship
- Three wins and one runner-up finish on the 2025 EDGA European Tour
Bethany Charlton, Matlock (Derbyshire)
- Competes with a fused spine from T4 to L4 following surgery to treat severe double curve scoliosis
- Lowest women's gross at 2026 English Disability Open
- Derbyshire County Match Play champion 2025, runner-up 2026
- Inaugural Derbyshire Order of Merit Winner 2025 - awarded for consistent performance across county stroke play championships, county match play championships, and MNR 1st Team County Week
- Awarded Derbyshire 1st and 2nd team colours
- Derbyshire Scratch Cup winner 2018
The England Golf Talent Pathway is supported by The R&A and Sport England, bringing together all facets of the game at every level to help our players enjoy golf and become the best they can be.
Contact details:
Tom Vale, Press & Media Manager
Tel: 07912 240850
Email: tom.vale@englandgolf.org
www.englandgolf.org
Tom Vale, Press & Media Manager
Tel: 07912 240850
Email: tom.vale@englandgolf.org
www.englandgolf.org