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United States Deaf Golf Association
USA Teams are set for 2026 WDGC!
The World Deaf Golf Championships was first played in 1995 in England at the Forest of Arden GC.
58 golfers from 8 nations took part and the championship was won by Doren Granberry USA.
The Championships are owned by the World Deaf Golf Federation who give the rights to host the event every two years. USA hosted three times, in 1998 - The Bridges in Pennsylvania, 2014 - Grand Traverse Resort in Michigan and 2022 - Wailua Golf Course, Lihue, Hawaii
We have 15 golfers for the 2026 WDGC in Sweden.
Men's Team
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Colorado
Illinois
Colorado
Hawaii
Women's Team
South Carolina
California
Colorado
Florida
Senior Men's Team
California
Nevada
Alabama
Nevada
Senior Women's Team
Florida
Arizona
Massachusetts
United States
2026 Deaf Youth Golf Camp
Recap on June 13 & 14, 2026
On June 13-14, 2026, 40 young kids descended upon Maryland to take part of the Deaf Youth Golf Camp hosted by the United States Deaf Golf Association. The two day camp was held at Whiskey Creek Golf Club and PB Dye Golf Club. The youngsters had wonderful opportunities to learn golf skills, how to be a caddie and explore opportunities that golf has to offer. It was a fantastic time for everyone involved.
We would like to extend our gratitude to everyone who made this possible and gave the kids two days of the kind of experience golf offers that they will remember for the rest of their lives.
-Jordan Foley
-LPGA Tour
-USDGA
-LPGA Girls Golf Frederick
-First Tee - Greater Washington DC
-Steve Bosdosh Golf Academy
-Evans Scholars Caddie Academy
-Maryland Deaf Golf Association
Stay tuned for more like this… Inspiring the next generation of Deaf golfers!!
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New USDGA Logo
New USDGA Logo
After a year long discussion, The USDGA Board came to an agreement to update our logo with two new ones. The original logo was designed about 25 years ago and with it only displaying a male golfer, we felt that it did not reflect the modern culture. So we came up with two logos that we thought would be simple, relevant, memorable, timeless and versatile.
The two logos serve different purposes. The logo displaying two golf clubs is more traditional and will be shown on letterheads as well as accessories like caps, various bags including golf bags and other things. The logo displaying a golf ball is designed to be easily embroidered on shirts without issues.
Logo designed by Lika Rau-Reece
If you would like to make a donation that would go towards supporting both teams and individuals participating in the 2025 Deaflympics and WDGC, please go to this link.
"SPONSORS"
Your support is greatly appreciated!!
