Established in 2007, The Triple Crown has the objectives of demonstrating how a non-mainstream Olympic sport is perfectly adaptable to the Olympics format whilst at the same time raising profile awareness of the Special Olympics movement and presenting further competitive opportunities for golfers with learning disabilities.

Teams of learning disabled golfers from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales will come together over two days in September to challenge for The Triple Crown Trophy.

Whilst the competition is being played on the main course, there will be a variety of Golf activities set up along side for pupils with disabilities to come and tri-Golf! They will have the opportunity to play some fun games as well as a few holes on the par 3 course.

Have you played golf before? Yes / No.

We are inviting you to bring pupils with Special Educational Needs to the Golf Club on Monday 26th September 26th (Primary Schools ) ,  Tuesday 27th  September  (Secondary Schools) to come and try fun golfing activities. The time slots are between 10am and 12pm or 12-30pm- 2.30pm.

For more information please contact Lisa Pudner on 01554 744345 Email email Lisa 

For directions to the Golf Club please look up postcode  SA17 4LB / www.glynabbey.co.uk.




 

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