Golfers with disabilities encouraged to take part in study

The research will look at players' fitness levels and the impact on their mental health

Lynne Rankin

Golfers with disabilities are being urged to take part in a global study to help grow the sport.

It’s hoped the findings will help break down barriers and drive more people with disabilities to give the game a go.

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