Paralympic Gold Medallist Strikes A Hole In One With Prestigious Golf Club Honour

LOCAL Paralympics gold medallist Gregg Stevenson has accepted an invitation to become an honorary member at Skipton Golf Club, a move that is set to inspire a new generation of golfers in the community. Stevenson, who has been a long-time advocate for disability sports, expressed his delight at the opportunity to join the prestigious golf club, citing the importance of promoting inclusivity in sports.

The Skipton Golf Club, renowned for its challenging course and stunning scenery, has a long history of supporting local athletes and promoting golf as a sport for all. By inviting Stevenson to become an honorary member, the club is reaffirming its commitment to diversity and inclusion, values that are at the heart of the Paralympic movement.

Stevenson, who won gold at the Paralympic Games, is a highly decorated athlete who has overcome numerous challenges to achieve success in his sport. His determination and perseverance have made him a role model for aspiring athletes, both able-bodied and disabled, and his involvement with Skipton Golf Club is expected to inspire a new wave of golfers to take up the sport.

The honorary membership is not only a recognition of Stevenson's achievements but also a testament to the club's willingness to embrace diversity and promote golf as a sport for all. Skipton Golf Club has a strong track record of supporting local community initiatives, and this latest move is expected to further strengthen its ties with the local community.

As an honorary member, Stevenson will have access to the club's facilities and will be able to participate in club events, including tournaments and training sessions. He will also be involved in promoting the club's community outreach programs, which aim to introduce golf to a wider audience and provide opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to get involved in the sport.

The news of Stevenson's honorary membership has been welcomed by the local community, with many seeing it as a positive step forward for disability sports in the area. The move is also expected to raise the profile of Skipton Golf Club, which is already highly regarded for its excellent facilities and welcoming atmosphere.

In a statement, Stevenson expressed his gratitude to the club for the invitation, saying, 'I am thrilled to accept the honorary membership at Skipton Golf Club and look forward to being involved in the club's activities and community outreach programs. This is a great opportunity for me to give back to the community and promote golf as a sport for all.

The invitation is a testament to the club's commitment to inclusivity and diversity, and I am proud to be a part of it.' Skipton Golf Club's decision to invite Stevenson to become an honorary member is a significant step forward for disability sports in the area, and it is expected to have a lasting impact on the local community.