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Irish Deaf Golf Union
Irish Deaf Golf Union (IDGU) was founded in 1995 by some golfing enthusiasts with about eight members at that time. IDGU has grown in strength over the years and now averages 35 members a year.
Wales Deaf Golf Association
The Wales Deaf Golf Association was formed in 2001, we welcome any new members who are all deaf and hard of hearing male and female golfers.
World Deaf Golf Federation
Before the establishment of the World Deaf Golf Federation, the founding members: Canada, United States, Australia, Scotland, and England met in Battle Creek, Michigan, USA on 13 July 1994. This meeting finally happened after Kevin Whalley of England spent eight years searching for deaf golf organisations and had the desire to have the 1st World Deaf Golf Championship. At the conclusion of the meeting, the founding members agreed to form the WDGF and the 1st WDGC would be held in England in 1995.
Glamorgan Deaf Golf Society
Glamorgan Deaf Golf Society was setup, April 2005.
English Deaf Golf Association
The EDGA was formed originally for the provisions of competitions for deaf golfers at both local and regional levels and due to the developement of the organistation, it now includes national events. The EDGA also organises a team to compete against other countries in the World Deaf Golf Championships held every four years. The England Team also competes in the Four Nations cup against Ireland, Wales and Scotland every two years.
Scottish Deaf Golf Association
Scottish Deaf Golf Association (SDGA) aims to promote, encourage and provide training and support for and participation in golfing activities by individuals who is deaf and hard of hearing. This site of scottishdeafgolf.org.uk provides information for our SDGA members and inform visitors of our organisation. The Association continues to keep you up-to-date with latest details within the SDGA tournaments and other events.
Irish Deaf Golf Union (IDGU) was founded in 1995 by some golfing enthusiasts with about eight members at that time. IDGU has grown in strength over the years and now averages 35 members a year.
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Wales Deaf Golf Association
The Wales Deaf Golf Association was formed in 2001, we welcome any new members who are all deaf and hard of hearing male and female golfers.
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http://www.freewebs.com/wdga/ -
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World Deaf Golf Federation
Before the establishment of the World Deaf Golf Federation, the founding members: Canada, United States, Australia, Scotland, and England met in Battle Creek, Michigan, USA on 13 July 1994. This meeting finally happened after Kevin Whalley of England spent eight years searching for deaf golf organisations and had the desire to have the 1st World Deaf Golf Championship. At the conclusion of the meeting, the founding members agreed to form the WDGF and the 1st WDGC would be held in England in 1995.
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http://www.worlddeafgolf.com/ -
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Glamorgan Deaf Golf Society
Glamorgan Deaf Golf Society was setup, April 2005.
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http://www.glamorgandeafgolfsociety.piczo.com/ -
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English Deaf Golf Association
The EDGA was formed originally for the provisions of competitions for deaf golfers at both local and regional levels and due to the developement of the organistation, it now includes national events. The EDGA also organises a team to compete against other countries in the World Deaf Golf Championships held every four years. The England Team also competes in the Four Nations cup against Ireland, Wales and Scotland every two years.
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http://www.englishdeafgolfassociation.com -
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Scottish Deaf Golf Association
Scottish Deaf Golf Association (SDGA) aims to promote, encourage and provide training and support for and participation in golfing activities by individuals who is deaf and hard of hearing. This site of scottishdeafgolf.org.uk provides information for our SDGA members and inform visitors of our organisation. The Association continues to keep you up-to-date with latest details within the SDGA tournaments and other events.
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http://www.scottishdeafgolf.org.uk/ -
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