The 2025 G4D Season Kicks Off
The 2025 G4D season begins on January 11 with the All Abilities Challenge Series in Wellington, New Zealand, followed by the first European tournament at Pestana Vale da Pinta, Portugal on January 13.
Inclusive and Competitive Events
These opening events highlight the competitive, inclusive, and global nature of EDGA-approved tournaments. The ‘EDGA Tour Portugal Swing’ will feature a second tournament on January 17 at Pestana Gramacho, attracting over 60 players from 19 nations, including competitors from Japan, Canada, Australia, and 16 European countries.
Strong Competitors
The tournament will showcase top competitors, including Daphne van Houten, a leading female 'Gross' player from the Netherlands, and Rasmus Lia, a previous winner of the G4D Tour Finale in Dubai. Participants can compete in three divisions: Gross, Net, and Stableford, ensuring inclusivity for golfers with various disabilities.
Networking and Development Opportunities
The Portugal Swing is not only popular for its warm climate but also serves as a platform for national teams to assess their players' early-season performance. Workshops will be held for federation representatives to discuss the future of G4D and network with colleagues.
Key Highlights of the 2025 G4D Season
The season will feature major events like the G4D Open in May, the US Adaptive Open in July, and the European Individual Championship in August. EDGA President Dr. Tony Bennett emphasizes the importance of inclusivity and the values of friendship and trust in these tournaments.
Legacy and Future of G4D
EDGA seeks to change lives through golf, supported by organizations like The R&A, European Tour, RSM, and others. The 2025 series aims to leave a meaningful legacy for all involved in G4D.
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