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EDGA Releases Powerful New Film “You Can” to Inspire Golfers with Disability2 min read

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Posted on: 1st Dec 2025

Featuring real stories, global voices, and a message of true inclusion in golf

 

EDGA (European Disabled Golf Association) is proud to announce the release of its latest film project, You Can, a powerful 30-minute documentary that showcases the transformative impact of golf for individuals with disability around the world.

Building on the success of previous acclaimed projects such as Mulligan and Living Our Best Lives, You Can is the next stage in EDGA’s mission to promote genuine inclusion through honest storytelling. The film is supported by The R&A and narrated by multiple major champion Pádraig Harrington, a long-time supporter of The R&A.

Filmed across several countries, You Can celebrates the diversity of the global G4D (Golf for the Disabled) community. Among those featured are:

  • Issa Nlareb, a double-leg amputee from Cameroon
  • Chris Willis, a Canadian golfer born with VACTERL syndrome and a rare association of birth impairments
  • Torbjörn Svensson, a blind and deaf golfer from Sweden
  • Melody Roccaz, a seated golfer from France.

Together, their stories highlight not only the diversity of disability, but also the rich tapestry of gender, race, nationality, and personal experience—all unified by the joy, freedom, and empowerment found in golf.

Tony Bennett, President of EDGA, said: “This film is a statement of possibility. It’s not just about golf, it’s about showing people what they can do, who they can become, and how sport can unlock confidence, community, and opportunity. We believe it will inspire more people with disability to pick up a club and take that first swing.”

EDGA’s wider You Can campaign aims to be both highly encouraging and also practical, to empower viewers through the knowledge of how to get involved, whether through local golf programmes, national federations, or the growing number of G4D events across the world.

Pádraig Harrington added: “Four amazing people, and four amazing stories. Their message to you: you can play golf. I hope they’ve inspired you to take up this wonderful sport.”

EDGA internal teams created the film alongside Big Bounce Productions. It will be broadcast on Sky Sports on December 3, at 7.30pm, with additional international airings planned. The film will be available on EDGA’s website and social media channels, providing a valuable tool for golf clubs, coaches, educators, and advocates to help spread awareness and opportunity.

 

See more on EDGA at edgagolf.com

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As a world organisation EDGA is uniquely positioned to support the development of initiatives which promote, the development of golf for individuals with impairment, positively influence public perception and offer meaningful and relevant advice to golf’s ruling authorities.

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