The G4D Open tournament gathers the most talented golfers with disabilities to showcase their phenomenal skill on the course. Celtic Manor Resort is proud to be host to this annual event for three consecutive years, with two more tournaments promising spectacular golfing thrills in 2027 and 2028.

The first G4D Open graced our Roman Road course in May 2026. Bringing together 80 elite male and female golfers with disabilities from across the world, culminating in victories for the Republic of Korea’s Simon Seungmin Lee and Germany’s Jennifer Sräga.

Building an Enduring Legacy

With the Celtic Manor Resort hosting The G4D Open for a full three years, we looking forward to seeing the Championship return in 2027 and 2028.

After a hugely successful 2026 tournament, we can’t wait to see what nail-biting twists and turns next year’s competitors bring to our world-renowned golfing venue.

The G4D Open showcases the highest level of accessible golf and continues our commitment to championing inclusion in sport.

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Celtic Manor has a strong history as a world‑class tournament venue, including hosting the 2010 Ryder Cup, multiple editions of the Wales Open, and the Invictus Golf Challenge. Our commitment to accessible and inclusive sport continues to drive events like The G4D Open and support the development of golf for all.

The G4D Open 2026

“The G4D is an important part of our work to show that golf is accessible and welcoming to everyone. We look forward to bringing the Championship to Celtic Manor Resort for the next three years ”

Johnnie Cole-Hamilton
Executive Director, The R&A

“We know the impact inclusive golf can have and we look forward to supporting the continued development of the game.”

Julie Hammond
Chief Executive, Celtic Collection

“The G4D Open is one of the most inclusive golf championships in the world. The move to Celtic Manor marks an exciting new era for the Championship at a venue with a rich golfing history.”

Maria Grandinetti Milton
Director of Sustainability, DP World Tour