Golf in Society

At Golf in Society, we aim to transform lives of our ageing population by introducing them to the game of golf. Across our 25 UK wide venues, we are making a difference in local communities by providing tailored golf session for those with chronic illnesses such as Dementia, Parkinson's and more. Here's how:


•    Absolutely no experience of golf required to participate!
•    Small groups with tailored activities based upon the game of golf such as putting, pitching. No 18-hole rounds!
•    Participants with long term health and age-related health conditions including dementia, stroke, Parkinson’s, frailty, mental health and loneliness.
•    Respite for the carers of our participants - a couple of hours to themselves while their loved one is being cared for and enjoying themselves.

Other key information

•    Research backed evidence from Sheffield Hallam in collaboration with Golf In Society that demonstrated that playing Golf is good for your mental, physical and social wellbeing 
•    No waiting list and a free taster session! 
•    We can help arrange community transport too, at a low cost.
•    Easy to refer – just send us an email (info@golfinsociety.com) All we need is the person’s name, number and condition / limitations. No long forms to complete!
•    Fully insured and CBS checked.
•    £5 per hour for the participant, carers are free after the taster session.
•    Our medium-term vision is to look after the person holistically in a non-clinical, natural and relaxed setting and have professionals like Occupational Therapists, physiotherapists and mental health workers, students and golf activators / professionals support independent living at our sessions.

 

At Golf in Society, we aim to transform lives of our ageing population by introducing them to the game of golf. We currently have 25 venues across the UK and are making a difference in these local communities by providing tailored golf session for those with chronic illnesses such as Dementia, Parkinson's and more. Here's how:

 

Feel free head to our website or get in contact for more information!

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Additional needs catered for:
Hearing impairment friendly
Learning difficulty friendly
Physical disability friendly
Dementia friendly
Waiting list (weeks): 0
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