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Ufford Park has been hosting the Disabled British Golf Open this week, making it the fourth year in a row for the property.
The tournament was first held at the 18-hole award-winning Suffolk golf venue in 2014, and had players with a range of disabilities travel from all over the UK to participate alongside disabled golf members who play regularly at Ufford Park.
This year there were 22 golfers playing and the tournament, which began on Tuesday 12 September, ended with a prize giving ceremony on Thursday 14 September.
Trophies were awarded to the best net and gross Stableford scores for each day and overall. The gross winner was Ashley Harris and the net winner was Robert Parsons.
Ray Lee, this year’s tournament organiser, said “We were delighted by the turnout for this year’s event and we believe it is getting stronger every year, with more players expressing an interest and support from our Ufford Park volunteers their time to help with bunker raking and ball spotting.
“Ufford Park has been a great venue for us with its many disabled access points and facilities, which explains why we came back here for the fourth year running. We look forward to many successful British Disabled Golf Open tournaments in the future.”
Stuart Robertson, director of golf at Ufford Park, added: “We’re proud to have hosted this important tournament for another year, and we were impressed by the high standard of play amongst participants.”
