Scottish Disability Golf & Curling (SDGC) is governed and operated by disabled people and was the first organisation in the world, to incorporate anyone of any age, with a physical, sensory or intellectual disability, that interferes with the playing or learning about either sport.

We organize golf from April to October and curling from October through to March and, when there is an overlap of seasons, we operate “Sticks & Stones” events, where members can participate in both sports at multi-day events.

We've organised a competition for our members which runs over two days, each day consisting of 5 hours on the course.
If you’re game, come and have a go! Please get in touch and we can fill you in on more details.

Scottish Disability Golf & Curling (SDGC) is governed and operated by disabled people and was the first organisation in the world, to incorporate anyone of any age, with a physical, sensory or intellectual disability, that interferes with the playing or learning about either sport.

We organize golf from April to October and curling from October through to March and, when there is an overlap of seasons, we operate “Sticks & Stones” events, where members can participate in both sports at multi-day events.

The Phoenix Cup is a disabled golf team event, based on the Ryder/Solheim Cup format, generated and organised by the SDGC. Other disabled golf groups from around the world are invited annually, to bring together teams to compete and continue to develop and promote golf for all golfers of any age, with any type of disability. The inaugural Phoenix Cup was generated between Canadian and Scottish disabled Golfers and involved squads from the 'Rest of the World' and 'North America'.

The Phoenix Cup: 713 golfers from 18 nations and played in 6 countries

Please get in touch to find out more on how you can compete or spectate The 2020 Phoenix Cup.

Scottish Disability Golf & Curling (SDGC) is governed and operated by disabled people and was the first organisation in the world, to incorporate anyone of any age, with a physical, sensory or intellectual disability, that interferes with the playing or learning about either sport.

We organize golf from April to October and curling from October through to March and, when there is an overlap of seasons, we operate “Sticks & Stones” events, where members can participate in both sports at multi-day events.

The Phoenix Cup is a disabled golf team event, based on the Ryder/Solheim Cup format, generated and organised by the SDGC. Other disabled golf groups from around the world are invited annually, to bring together teams to compete and continue to develop and promote golf for all golfers of any age, with any type of disability. The inaugural Phoenix Cup was generated between Canadian and Scottish disabled Golfers and involved squads from the 'Rest of the World' and 'North America'.

The Phoenix Cup: 713 golfers from 18 nations and played in 6 countries

Please get in touch to find out more on how you can compete or spectate The 2020 Phoenix Cup.

Scottish Disability Golf & Curling (SDGC) is governed and operated by disabled people and was the first organisation in the world, to incorporate anyone of any age, with a physical, sensory or intellectual disability, that interferes with the playing or learning about either sport.

We organize golf from April to October and curling from October through to March and, when there is an overlap of seasons, we operate “Sticks & Stones” events, where members can participate in both sports at multi-day events.

The Phoenix Cup is a disabled golf team event, based on the Ryder/Solheim Cup format, generated and organised by the SDGC. Other disabled golf groups from around the world are invited annually, to bring together teams to compete and continue to develop and promote golf for all golfers of any age, with any type of disability. The inaugural Phoenix Cup was generated between Canadian and Scottish disabled Golfers and involved squads from the 'Rest of the World' and 'North America'.

The Phoenix Cup: 713 golfers from 18 nations and played in 6 countries

Please get in touch to find out more on how you can compete or spectate The 2020 Phoenix Cup.

Scottish Disability Golf & Curling (SDGC) is governed and operated by disabled people and was the first organisation in the world, to incorporate anyone of any age, with a physical, sensory or intellectual disability, that interferes with the playing or learning about either sport.

We organize golf from April to October and curling from October through to March and, when there is an overlap of seasons, we operate “Sticks & Stones” events, where members can participate in both sports at multi-day events.

The Phoenix Cup is a disabled golf team event, based on the Ryder/Solheim Cup format, generated and organised by the SDGC. Other disabled golf groups from around the world are invited annually, to bring together teams to compete and continue to develop and promote golf for all golfers of any age, with any type of disability. The inaugural Phoenix Cup was generated between Canadian and Scottish disabled Golfers and involved squads from the 'Rest of the World' and 'North America'.

The Phoenix Cup: 713 golfers from 18 nations and played in 6 countries

Please get in touch to find out more on how you can compete or spectate The 2020 Phoenix Cup.

Scottish Disability Golf & Curling (SDGC) is governed and operated by disabled people and was the first organisation in the world, to incorporate anyone of any age, with a physical, sensory or intellectual disability, that interferes with the playing or learning about either sport.

We organize golf from April to October and curling from October through to March and, when there is an overlap of seasons, we operate “Sticks & Stones” events, where members can participate in both sports at multi-day events.

The Phoenix Cup is a disabled golf team event, based on the Ryder/Solheim Cup format, generated and organised by the SDGC. Other disabled golf groups from around the world are invited annually, to bring together teams to compete and continue to develop and promote golf for all golfers of any age, with any type of disability. The inaugural Phoenix Cup was generated between Canadian and Scottish disabled Golfers and involved squads from the 'Rest of the World' and 'North America'.

The Phoenix Cup: 713 golfers from 18 nations and played in 6 countries

Please get in touch to find out more on how you can compete or spectate The 2020 Phoenix Cup.

Scottish Disability Golf & Curling (SDGC) is governed and operated by disabled people and was the first organisation in the world, to incorporate anyone of any age, with a physical, sensory or intellectual disability, that interferes with the playing or learning about either sport.

We organize golf from April to October and curling from October through to March and, when there is an overlap of seasons, we operate “Sticks & Stones” events, where members can participate in both sports at multi-day events.

The Sidey Scottish Open is another golf competition we organise each year for our golfing members. It runs over three days, with each day consisting of 5 hours on the course.
If you’re game, come and have a go!
Please get in touch and we can fill you in on more details.

Scottish Disability Golf & Curling (SDGC) is governed and operated by disabled people and was the first organisation in the world, to incorporate anyone of any age, with a physical, sensory or intellectual disability, that interferes with the playing or learning about either sport.

We organize golf from April to October and curling from October through to March and, when there is an overlap of seasons, we operate “Sticks & Stones” events, where members can participate in both sports at multi-day events.

Today's round of golf is a challenge match. If you’re game, come and challenge yourself, give golf a go!

Get in touch if you’d like more details and we'll be happy to answer any questions you may have.

Scottish Disability Golf & Curling (SDGC) is governed and operated by disabled people and was the first organisation in the world, to incorporate anyone of any age, with a physical, sensory or intellectual disability, that interferes with the playing or learning about either sport.

We organize golf from April to October and curling from October through to March and, when there is an overlap of seasons, we operate “Sticks & Stones” events, where members can participate in both sports at multi-day events.

The Central Classic is another golf competition we organise each year for our golfing members. It runs over two days, each day consisting of 5 hours on the course. If you’re game, come and have a go!

Please get in touch and we can fill you in on more details.

Scottish Disability Golf & Curling (SDGC) is governed and operated by disabled people and was the first organisation in the world, to incorporate anyone of any age, with a physical, sensory or intellectual disability, that interferes with the playing or learning about either sport.

We organize golf from April to October and curling from October through to March and, when there is an overlap of seasons, we operate “Sticks & Stones” events, where members can participate in both sports at multi-day events.

One of the competitions we organise each year for our golfing members is the National Order of Merit Championship, which includes around 20 competitions. If you’re game, come and have a go!

Get in touch if you’d like more details and we'll be happy to answer any questions you may have.