The DP World Tour has reinforced its commitment to inclusivity in the game of golf with the launch of the newly named G4D (Golf for the Disabled) Tour, which incorporates an expanded 2022 schedule and a transformational package of financial, commercial and media support for the European Disabled Golf Association (EDGA).

World number two Brendan Lawlor is determined to see golf included in the 2028 Olympic Games and the Dundalk star took another giant step towards his goal this week when he received the backing of Taoiseach Micheal Martin.

Ireland’s Brendan Lawlor rounded off a fine individual year by winning the European Disabled Golfer’s Association (EDGA) Dubai Finale by four shots at Jumeirah Golf Estates.

Ireland’s Brendan Lawlor opened with an impressive two under par round of 70 to take a two shot lead in the European Disabled Golfer’s Association (EDGA) Dubai Finale at Jumeirah Golf Estates.

Hosting a golf tournament might not be a big deal for Danny Willett or Lee Westwood but it’s a monumental achievement for disabled golfer Brendan Lawlor and another giant step in what is quickly becoming a fairytale career.