Player Pass

Playing golf in an EDGA badged event

EDGA aims to encourage golf to be inclusive and promotes golf for players with disability at every level. In terms of competitive events, players can choose between two types of pass which are described as follows:

Golf is for Everyone

In order to participate in any EDGA badged tournaments, all players must be either assessed by an EDGA approved eligibility assessor or in certain circumstances be able to prove that their disability qualifies. There are two types of pass available as described below depending on the severity of the players disability:

WR4GD Pass (previously the EDGA Medical Pass) enables players to participate in any EDGA badged tournaments including the Premier Series with all results to be included in the WR4GD world rankings.

EDGA Access Pass is for players who’s disability is not severe enough to qualify for the WR4GD pass but would like to play in EDGA Access and relevant EDGA Challenge Events. Any event results will not be included in the WR4GD world rankings.

1

Register with EDGA

Complete our very simple registration form with your name, email address, password and agree to the EDGA GDPR policy.

2

Logon to your EDGA control panel

After you've verified your email address, you'll then be able to logon to your personalised EDGA control panel.

3

Add your basic contact information

In order to apply for an EDGA player pass, you will need to add your basic contact information, country of residence, gender and date of birth. You will also be able to add (optional) additional information such as dietry requirements, next of kin along with the country you will be playing for if applicable.

4

Add your photo ID

In order to apply for an EDGA player pass, you'll also need to add a recent head & shoulders photo. This will be used to help identify you at EDGA approved events and may also be used in our media especially if you win an event or do well in the world rankings.

5

Apply for your pass using a simple online form

Simply tick the category/s that best descibes your disability, upload any supporting documentation (if applicable), tick the consent boxes and submit your application.