Ernie Els joins impressive stable of ISPS HANDA global ambassadors - PGA of Australia

Ernie Els joins impressive stable of ISPS HANDA global ambassadors


International Sports Promotion Society (ISPS HANDA), the leading charity for the support of blind and disabled golf, has announced a significant new addition to its roster of sporting talent.

International Sports Promotion Society (ISPS HANDA), the leading charity for the support of blind and disabled golf, has announced a significant new addition to its roster of sporting talent.

""Ahead of ISPS’ support for two major golf tournaments in Perth and Adelaide across the next fortnight, the charity has welcomed record-breaking South African, Ernie Els, into their ranks to promote the power of sport. The former World No.1 and four-time Major champion, known to fans as ‘The Big Easy’ due to his tall stature and fluid golf swing, will showcase the ISPS brand on his right sleeve.

Els joins an impressive stable of golfers with ISPS, including three-time Major champion Padraig Harrington, PGA Tour winner Emiliano Grillo, Dame Laura Davies, Britain’s No.1 ranked golfer Charley Hull, youngest female World. No.1, Lydia Ko and newly appointed ISPS golf ambassador Lee Westwood. The charity also counts several former Prime Ministers, Sir John Key of New Zealand and Enda Kenny of Ireland, as patrons to their organisation.

Commenting on his multi-year deal with ISPS, Ernie said, “I am proud to become an ambassador for ISPS HANDA today. They are great supporters of both professional and grassroots golf. They also must be congratulated for the amazing work that they do in aid of blind and disabled golf across the world”.

Speaking about the announcement, Founder of ISPS, Dr. Haruhisa Handa said, “Ernie Els is a golfing legend who commands huge respect across the world of sport. We are delighted that he is joining ISPS as one of our global ambassadors. We hope his support for our cause will highlight the power of sport and its ability to break down barriers and create positive change for the lives of many.


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