Low vision is no handicap for Queensland's Blind Golfers
Our members regularly play both social and competitive golf in an inclusive and supporting environment.
We’re part of Blind Golf Australia and our members participate in regular international, national and local games.
Latest news from BGQ
Come and Try Blind Golf days
Want to know more about Blind Golf?Find our more about the wonderful social and community participation opportunities that Blind Golf provides. Come and Try days are free, open to anyone
Qld junior blind golf champion wins International Lions World Peace essay prize
Queensland’s first junior blind golf champion Joshua Woods is now gaining international recognition – not for his ability on the golf course, but for his commitment to something most of
Accessible membership form
An accessible membership form for all new and existing members is available for download now.
Inside Golf article
Australia’s most read golf magazine has published a story on the 2020 Blind Golf Open.
BGQ on the ABC
Famed ABC radio presenter, Matt weber, interviewed our own Neil Herdegen during White Cane Week in the leadup to the 2020 Queensland Blind Golf Open at Royal Pines. You can
Neil Herdegen & Todd Sleep win the 2020 Queensland Blind Golf Open
The 2020 Queensland Blind Golf Open has been won by Neil Herdegen, expertly assisted by his coach and caddy, Todd Sleep. Todd Sleep is well known on the Gold Coast
Top Notch Golf Tour 2020
Available spaces for Big Took’s inaugural Top Notch Golf Tour are in high demand, following the announcement of this year’s tour schedule. The three-day friendly tournament will feature three
Gold Coast Come and Try Day at The Glades
The first Gold Coast Come and Try Blind Golf Day held at the Glades Driving Range on August 28 has been hailed as a great success. Gold Coast Golf Coach,
First par for our newest B1
It was cheers of joy all around as our latest B1 golfer, David Saxberg scores his first ever par (gross) at Meadowbrook yesterday. After having only played a couple of