Golden Tee offers fresh hope for golfers living with disability
Bhaveet Chudasama takes a shot at Kenya Railways practice range during the launching of Golden Tee Foundation to support people with disability to play the game of golf at Kenya Railway Golf Club in Nairobi on March 12, 2024.
Irura said Golden Tee’s core values centre around diversity, respect, and the belief that everyone deserves the opportunity to enjoy the physical, mental, and social benefits that golf offers
Golf Kenya President Philip Ochola said Golden Tee is an idea that was introduced last year, and that a special committee was set up to work very closely with such bodies
James Ondigo, a trustee of Junior Golf Foundation (JGF), said they appreciate anyone who brings the idea of making golf an inclusive sport
The Golden Tee, an organisation set to create a vibrant and inclusive golf community where individuals of all abilities will come together to experience the joy of playing golf, was last week launched at Kenya Railway Golf Club.
Speaking during the launch, Ann Irura-Anita, the founder of Golden Tee said; “We are committed to breaking down the barriers and providing a supportive environment that empowers persons with disabilities to train, play, and excel in the game of golf.’’
