England's deaf golfers compete at World Deaf Golf Championships in Sweden
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 4:28 PM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026
Three golfers from Yorkshire are representing England at the World Deaf Golf Championships in Löddeköpinge, Sweden. Brian Robinson, 68, expressed pride in competing at his age, while teammates Donna Serridge-Cross and Charlotte Dixon share their excitement about the event. The tournament aims to showcase the skills of deaf golfers and promote inclusivity in the sport. Players with hearing loss must conform to specific criteria regarding their hearing abilities and are required to remove any hearing aids during play.
- •Team of 24 golfers represents England in Sweden.
- •Brian Robinson, at 68, is among the oldest competitors.
- •Donna Serridge-Cross describes the event as a 'fantastic experience.'
- •Charlotte Dixon makes her debut at an international tournament.
- •Players must meet specific hearing loss criteria to compete.
- 4:28 PMYahoo Sports — Deaf golfers to represent England on world stage
"Three golfers from Yorkshire are among the team competing in the World Deaf Golf Championships.
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