Kate and Justin Rose welcomed a group of young golfers to the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth last week as part of the Foundation’s work to make the game more accessible to children across the UK. The children, who have…

Kate and Justin Rose hosted a group of young golfers at the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth through the Kate & Justin Rose Foundation. The children, who have upper body limb differences, participated as part of the Sport for All UK initiative supported by the foundation. During the event's community day, the participants met the Roses and took part in a competition inside a mobile golf simulator.
The Sport for All UK program allows young players with upper body limb differences to play golf using 3D printed prosthetics made by Koalaa. Alongside funding these prosthetics, the foundation uses its Dryvebox mobile golf simulators to bring golf experiences directly to inner-city schools and communities across the United Kingdom.
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