The 2026 South African G4D Open will take place from 15 to 17 November at King David Mowbray Golf Club in Cape Town and is hosted by the City of Cape Town.

2025 South African G4D Open | The Wanderers

Last year’s tournament at The Wanderers Golf Club, supported by Nomads Golf Club South Africa, was the first three-day South African Disabled Open in six years. 

Spain’s Juan Postigo won the Physically Disabled Gross division last year, while Ireland’s Ian St John, a seated golfer, won the Net division. South Africa’s Roux Steenkamp, a one-armed golfer, won the Physically Disabled Stableford division.

Both St John and Steenkamp will be back this year to defend their titles.

More about the 2026 South African G4D Open

King David Mowbray Golf Club is a special venue as it’s also home to SADGA, where the First Swing Programme runs several coaching sessions each week.

This year’s SA G4D Open will have five competitive divisions: Physically Disabled Gross (hc up to 18.4), Physically Disabled Net (Division within the gross to increase competitiveness for higher handicappers – handicap from 10-18.4), Physically Disabled Stableford (18.5-36), Deaf Gross (up to 18.4) and Deaf Stableford (18.5-36). 

Leading Female Golfer and Leading Junior Golfer are further categories to be honoured.

On the final day, SADGA and the City of Cape Town will also be hosting an Interschools Adaptive Golf Competition, bringing together learners from schools for children with disabilities around Cape Town for a fun day of golf and friendly competition. An overall winning school will be crowned at the end of the day.

Useful links:

<2026 South African G4D Open Information Brochure:
https://sadga.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/SA-G4D-Open-2026-sp-Info-Brochure-copy.pdf

2026 Player List & Leaderboard (leaderboard gets updated at the end of each round):
https://www.golfbox.dk/livescoring/tour/#/competition/5374176