The England Golf Trust (EGT) Disability Pathway Grant supports young golfers in England aged 5 to 25 who have a disability or long-term health condition (LTHC). This grant addresses financial challenges that may prevent individuals from accessing golf or participating in disability-specific golf events.

The purpose of the grant is to cover costs related to recreational golf at local clubs or facilities, including essential equipment such as clubs, balls, trolleys, clothing, and shoes. Additionally, it can fund coaching, membership fees, and expenses associated with attending disability golf events, such as travel, accommodation and entry fees.

The grant provides up to £750, offering substantial assistance to recipients. Individuals are eligible for one award every two years, ensuring equitable distribution. The Disability Pathway Grant promotes inclusivity and enables disabled golfers to continue enjoying and participating in the sport, fostering both recreational and competitive opportunities.

Who is the grant for?      

The grant is open to young people in England with a disability or long-term health condition.

  • Aged 5-25 (at the grant application closing date)
  • Are in formal education, including apprenticeships
  • Are experiencing financial challenges to continue to play golf
  • Play golf recreationally at a local club or golf facility

Applications can be completed by.

  • The young golfer (with parent/carer consent) if under 18
  • A parent or carer on behalf of the young golfer

What does the grant support?

  • Golf Club membership
  • Coaching to support ongoing development
  • Age and size appropriate equipment such as golf clubs, balls, golf shoes, golf clothing
  • Expenses relating to attending disability golf events such as travel, accommodation and entry fees

What the grant does not cover?

  • Luxury or non-essential items, including range finders, launch monitors or simulators
  • Additional or secondary Golf Club membership

How much is the EGT Disability Pathway Grant?         

  • Grants of up to £750
  • A maximum of one award every two years per young person

When do applications close?

  • Applications close 31 March 2026
  • Grants are awarded in April

Ready to apply?