Richie Willis, a local man from Wales, has overcome incredible odds to compete in the G4D Open at Celtic Manor. In 2018, Willis was involved in a devastating lorry accident on the Severn Bridge, which left him with a 10% chance of survival.
Despite the odds, Willis made a miraculous recovery and has since taken up golf as a way to regain his mobility and confidence. His remarkable story has inspired the golfing community, and he has now been selected to compete in the G4D Open against the world's top disability golfers.
'I'm absolutely thrilled to be competing in the G4D Open,' said Willis. 'It's an incredible opportunity, and I'm looking forward to taking on the best golfers from around the world.'
The G4D Open is a prestigious tournament that brings together some of the world's top disability golfers. The event will take place at Celtic Manor, a world-class golf resort in Wales, and will feature a challenging 18-hole course.
Willis's selection for the tournament is a testament to his hard work and dedication to the sport. He will be competing against some of the world's top golfers, including reigning champion, Mark Nixon.