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This week the U.S. Golf Association is holding its third annual Adaptive Open Championship. Disabled golfers from 32 states and 11 countries are in Newton, Kan., vying to capture a title in different ...

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Unseasonably windy and chilly weather didn’t deter the nearly 60 golfers competing at Papago Golf Course in the inaugural Arizona Adaptive Open Championship, created and run by the Arizona Golf ...

With all its iconic courses and historic tournaments, the Philadelphia area is known for golf. Now, because of the efforts of the Golf Association of Philadelphia, adaptive golf is beginning to thrive ...

Adaptive golfers can face many challenges when it comes to getting around golf courses and enjoying the game – but they are not alone in that. Beginning golfers, senior golfers and many others ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Larry Celano, who also goes by “The Seated Golfer,” has traveled far and wide for adaptive golf tournaments. “I’ve been to Philadelphia, Florida, Texas and Georgia,” he said. This ...

Andie Greenberg has been invested in giving back to her community for years. This summer, her efforts were recognized in a special way. The post How junior golfer's heart for disabled community led to ...

For adaptive golfer Chaz Bowker, after finishing T14 overall and T2 in the Short Stature division of the 2024 U.S. Adaptive Open, his career has been on the up-and-up, and it’s been sent even higher ...

Don't be surprised if Meredith Dwyer is competing for Team USA at the Paralympics in 2028. That's her next goal. And while the 30-year-old from Teaneck hasn't been an amputee for very long, she has ...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Golf courses once seemed uninviting to individuals with disabilities. But no more. Adaptive Golf clinics and tournaments in the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry are creating ...