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The FIONA GRAY story
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“I live, breathe, and crawl out of bed to be able to play golf.”
Words that show, for those who endure long-term injuries and conditions, that golf can be a vital part of your future.
Spoken by Fiona Gray from Northern Ireland, they resonate for 2023, after the latest surgery on her left knee (her 10th). Fiona is the Junior Convenor at St Patrick’s Golf Club in County Down, offering a weekly welcome to 70 boys and girls as they all learn the game together. This is also the year where she is honoured to be the club’s Lady Captain.
Fiona says that after years of difficult injuries, golf is fantastic for her mental health. “Getting some fresh air, getting out there and being able to smell the air and feel things, feel that club. It's feeling, isn't it? So just to be in a comfortable environment and meet new people, and have some fun.”
Enjoy Fiona’s full story with EDGA today.
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