Guide Dogs is delighted to be returning as the Official Charity Partner of the Husqvarna British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo for a third year.
The tournament will take place at The Belfry from 27th-30th August, where golf fans will once again have the chance to enjoy the action while helping to make a difference to people living with sight loss.
And there’s plenty to celebrate. Last year, the tournament raised an incredible £168,000 for Guide Dogs through a range of fundraising activities across the event.
This vital support helps Guide Dogs be there for people with sight loss, providing services, support and life-changing guide dogs to help people live the life they choose.
A partnership that makes a difference
Sir Nick Faldo, who is hosting the Husqvarna British Masters for the fourth consecutive year, has chosen Guide Dogs as the tournament’s charity partner once again. Sir Nick has seen first-hand the difference the work from Guide Dogs can make and is passionate about helping raise vital funds.
He said: “I am thrilled to welcome Guide Dogs back to the Husqvarna British Masters as the Official Charity again in 2026. It was great to learn more about the fantastic work Guide Dogs do over the past two years, and I am so grateful to everybody as we raised a huge £168,000 last year which makes a real difference to those living with sight loss in the UK.
“I’m looking forward to spending some time with the Guide Dogs team again this year and hopefully we can raise more vital funds during the Husqvarna British Masters.”
There will be lots of ways for spectators to support Guide Dogs during the tournament. The popular Long-Putt Challenge will return to the PGA Village, alongside the Iconic Shots Simulator, giving fans the chance to put their golfing skills to the test while raising money for Guide Dogs.
Spectators can take part in the activities for a minimum donation of £3 on Pro-Am day and £5 from Thursday to Sunday. There will also be donation points around The Belfry for anyone who would like to show their support. Husqvarna has pledged £50,000 to Guide Dogs if a professional golfer makes a hole-in-one on the iconic par-three 14th hole – the same hole where Sir Nick Faldo famously recorded an ace during the 1993 Ryder Cup.
For Guide Dogs, the partnership is about much more than fundraising. The tournament provides an opportunity to raise awareness of sight loss and help people understand the difference their services can make. Fans will also have the chance to meet some amazing volunteers and, of course, some very special guide dogs.
Andrew Lennox, CEO at Guide Dogs, said: “We’re delighted to once again be the official charity partner of the Husqvarna British Masters. Last year’s tournament raised an incredible £168,000 for Guide Dogs, helping us support people with sight loss to live the life they choose.
“As well as raising vital funds, the event shone a spotlight on the life-changing impact of our services, some of our amazing volunteers, and of course enabled people to meet our iconic dogs.
“We’re incredibly grateful to the DP World Tour, Husqvarna, and the fans and players for their continued support. Their commitment makes a real difference, and we’re looking forward to another fantastic tournament and the opportunity to build on the past two years’ success.”
Tickets for the 2026 Husqvarna British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo are on general sale.
