Following a review of the preliminary entries by the WDGF Board and taking into account of the conditions as per the WDGC Regulations, the following competitions are confirmed:
- Men’s Individual and Team Championships
- Ladies’ Individual and Team Championships
- Senior Men’s Individual and Team Championships
Due to numbers not meeting the minimum numbers, the following competitions will not proceed:
- Super Seniors Team Championships
- Junior Championships
Important Notes:
- The criteria for a minimum entry of an individual or a team championship is three (3).
- Super Seniors are still eligible to participate in the Senior Men’s Individual and Team Championships and their handicap limit must meet the Senior Men’s handicap criteria (16.4). If Super Seniors are participating as an individual golfer, their handicap limit must be 12.3 (25% less than 16.4).
- There will still be a concurrent Super Seniors winner, the best score by a 65+ year old in the Senior Men’s Championship.
- Juniors are still eligible to participate in the Men’s and Ladies’ Championships and their handicap limit must meet the category’s handicap criteria (10.4 and 22.4 respectively). There will still be a concurrent Junior winner, the best score by a 18 year old or younger in the Men’s or Ladies’ Championship.
- In the interests of ensuring opportunities for Junior Golfers, please submit to secretaryxxwordpress-595903-1932954.cloudwaysapps.com an application to enter any Junior Golfer that has a handicap reasonably not in excess of the Men’s or Ladies’ Championship handicap limit and the WDGF Board will make a determination.
About WDGF
The 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. The bi-annual World Deaf Golf Championships is awarded to and hosted by a member country with the support of WDGF members. Deaf Golf Ireland (DGI) was awarded the winning bid of WDGC 2018 at the WDGF General Meeting in 2014.