Reigning G4D Open Champion Brendan Lawlor took the halfway lead in the ISPS Handa Irish Open for Players with a Disability after a brilliant 68 on Tuesday.

May 18, 2025 at 4:39pm BST Brendan Lawlor completed a wire-to-wire victory at Woburn on Saturday to secure his second G4D Open title. The Dundalk-based Lawlor, who won the inaugural staging of the ...

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On Oct. 15, Alderson made history as the first player with autism to win a G4D Tour event, which took place in Sotogrande, Spain, according to the organization’s website.

The G4D Tour was launched in 2022, and for this 2023 – 24 season the tournament fields are selected using both the Gross and Net World Rankings for Golfers with a Disability (WR4GD).

World No 1 Kipp Popert came through a final-round tussle with Brendan Lawlor to claim a dramatic one-shot victory in The G4D Open at Woburn. The top two players on the World Ranking for Golfers ...

The Irishman, who has a rare condition called Ellis–van Creveld syndrome, leads by a stroke after England’s Popert, 25, battled to a three-over 75 for a total of 143, helped by a closing birdie.

Kipp Popert, the world's top-ranked golfer with a disability, holds a three-shot lead after the opening round of the G4D Open at Woburn. The Englishman hit a four-under 68 at the Duchess course to ...