Lytham Green Drive Golf Club introduces Paragolfer for disabled players
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 2:00 PM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
On June 5, Lytham Green Drive Golf Club showcased the Paragolfer, an all-terrain mobility device enabling individuals with lower limb disabilities to play golf. Alistair Bonham, paralyzed from a skiing accident, expressed his joy at being able to stand and swing a club again. The device costs around £28,000, prompting the club to launch a fundraising campaign supported by Sport England and the Bobby Ball Foundation. They have surpassed half of their target amount, aiming to raise funds for the Paragolfer, as the nearest one available is currently located in Derby.
- •Alistair Bonham returned to golfing after injury with the Paragolfer.
- •The device costs approximately £28,000, requiring significant fundraising.
- •Lytham Green Drive Golf Club has surpassed half of its fundraising target.
- •One local fundraising event includes a 5km fun run on June 12.
- 2:00 PMYahoo Sports — An 'inspiration' - helping wheelchair users play golf again
"BBC Radio Lancashire visits Lytham Green Drive Golf Club, where a unique device is helping disabled golfers return to the fairway.
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