NatWest Community Force is a new initiative thats been setup to work with local communities to support the people, projects and charities making a real difference where you live. The Disabled Golf Society is one of many charities who have registered, and with your help, might be selected as one the project that the NatWest Community Force will support in the future. We need all non-members and members to registered their VOTE OF SUPPORT via the LINK HERE. The more support we get, the greater the chance of NatWest’s support.
Your support will be greatly appreciated.
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The Disabled Golf Society would like to extend huge congratulations to those who have been selected to represent England (and Wales) at Slaley Hall on 7-9th October against Scotland. Our thanks to those who tried out at the qualifiers and were disappointed – there’s always next year. The team who are representing England are great ambassadors for the Disabled Golf Society in what it tries to achieve. With regulars members who have supported the DGS throughout the year, with a range of disabilities and coverage around the country. Graeme Robertson is the non-playing captain and is hugely proud of being selected for England in this role.
| England |
|
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Scotland |
|
| Stan Bembenek |
27 |
|
Mark Belcher |
23 |
| David Cooksley |
23 |
|
Steve Cunningham (VC) |
31 |
| Paul Cunningham |
20 |
|
Jim Davidson |
22 |
| Keith Dolman |
27 |
|
Bob Drysdale |
20 |
| Darren Grey |
9 |
|
Jim Gales (C) |
30 |
| Nicki Jones |
18 |
|
Colin Brock |
17 |
| Maurice Lee |
9 |
|
Kevin Harmison |
3 |
| Peter Morgan |
24 |
|
Garry McNulty |
21 |
| Brian Parsons |
22 |
|
Davey More |
23 |
| Chris Smith |
19 |
|
Bryan Neave |
23 |
| Mark Smith |
30 |
|
Peter Osborne |
14 |
| Dave Standing |
13 |
|
Kenny Raeburn |
17 |
| Joseph Vanaman |
8 |
|
Thomas Kerr Scott 12 |
12 |
| Mark Walters |
19 |
|
|
|
| Dave Wilkinson |
30 |
|
|
|
| Lorraine White |
28 |
|
|
|
C = Captain VC = Vice Captain
Announcing the England Team, Press Release 13th September.
England Team, Press Release 13th September.
For further information please contact:
Press & media enquiries: Contact Graeme or Sue Robertson on 07795 483 440
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For further information from the Scottish Disabled Golf Partnership, please click here.

The Disabled Golf Society are proud to announce that Brook Miller Mobility Limited have kindly sponsored the qualifier at Dewsbury District Golf Club on 5th September 2011.
Brook Miller Mobility are a long established supplier to the disabled members of our society, offering clients anything from a wheelchair or mobility scooter right up to a wheelchair accessible vehicle, adjustable beds or stairlifts and everything in between. This makes Brook Miller Mobility a unique one stop superstore. Dealings with all the major suppliers and manufacturers ensures Brook Miller Mobility are up to date with the latest developments in all mobility aids.
To find out further information about Brook Miller Mobility Limited please visit their website at www.brookmiller.com
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Photograph © Catrin Arwel. www.catrinarwelphotography.com
In April this year, Mobility Lifestyle Magazine, attended The Disabled Golf Society East Event at New Malton. Mobility Lifestyle where interested in the benefits for disabled people, who have never tried a sport before, the challenge golf would provide. For those of you who haven’t been able to read the full article, please click here.

Photograph © Catrin Arwel. www.catrinarwelphotography.com

Photograph © Catrin Arwel. www.catrinarwelphotography.com
‘Swing into Action’ article was written by Martin Bewick
Photographs © Catrin Arwel (www.catrinarwelphotography.com)
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The Disabled Golf Society are looking into the possibility of having a mobile golf simulator to encourage and promote golf to people with disabilities. Visitors would be able to enter the specially design simulator to try out the latest equipment available to disabled golfers. Fitted with the latest technology, Astro turf and a large LCD screen to give the impression of golf course, visitors would be encouraged to knock a few golf balls down a fairway and try their hand at putting. With Disabled Golf Society staff and coaches on hand to give advise where necessary, the simulator is a great opportunity for anyone with disabilities, to try golf.




England vs Scotland International Open
The prestigious 5 star Slaley Hall Golf & Country Club, Hexham, Northumberland is to be the home of the First International Disabled Open, between Scotland and England. Organised between the Disabled Golf Society and Scottish Disabled Golf Partnership, the event will take place from the 7th – 9th October 2011 (This event includes 2 nights stay at the hotel, all food and 3 rounds on this championship golf course). More details will be available in due course, but if you would like to register your interest please click here.

The Disabled Golf Society is pleased to announce a working partnership with the Scottish Disabled Golf Partnership in promoting disabled golf throughout their respective countries of England and Scotland. We are looking for additional support from the both English Golf Union and Scottish Golf Union.
To promote this working partnership the Scottish Disabled Golf Partnership are inviting DGS members to participate in 2nd Pan-Disability Scottish Open, Scotscraig Golf Club starting on Sunday 5th – Wednesday 8th September 2010. For further details please visit our tournament section.
The Disabled Golf Society would like to thank the tremendous support given to us at Golf Live. We had a lot of positive feedback from people who where interested in the support we provide to disabled golfers throughout England.
Below are a few images of the weekend.