Global G4D Players Prepare to Tee Off

World-class G4D golfers and amateur players are to take part in a unique, inclusive celebration of the game.

The Kipp Popert Invitational on May 11 will feature 18 teams, each made up of three amateur golfers paired with a world-leading G4D player.

Competitors will travel from nine countries, including Cameroon, South Africa, USA, Canada, Spain, and Ireland, reflecting the truly international reach of the disability golf community.

Set up by the World Number 1 Disability Golfer, Kipp Popert (pictured above), and one of the biggest golfing charities in the UK, Variety Golf, this year’s event will take place at The London Golf Club in Kent.

Before play begins, guests will enjoy a masterclass on the driving range, led by expert coaches and G4D professionals. Throughout the day, the range will also host 20 disabled children, who will receive dedicated golf lessons as part of the event’s commitment to inspiring the next generation.

Following the team competition, players and guests will gather for a celebratory lunch, where golfing legend Colin Montgomerie will present prizes and take part in a Q&A session.

“Bringing together world-class G4D golfers, amateurs and young disabled players makes this event incredibly special — it shows what golf can be at its very best,” said Kipp.

“We want the Invitational to grow in impact and inclusivity, and I can’t wait to share an unforgettable day with everyone involved.”

The Kipp Popert World Invitational champions high-performance disability golf while creating meaningful opportunities for participation, visibility and community impact.

To find out more visit https://varietygolf.org.uk/