INCLUSION IN THE GAME FOR EVERYONE...​

The United States Adaptive Golf Alliance (USAGA) intends to make playing golf a reality for the 20 million physically disabled who would like  to play the game. Founded in 2014, the United States Adaptive Golf Alliance:
  • is a 501(C)3 national coalition of adaptive golf organizations with common goals and objectives
  • includes 39 member organizations across the United States
  • provides adaptive golf to 40,000 individuals annually of which 26% are combat-wounded veterans
​Members are "grass roots" nation-wide adaptive golf organizations working together to provide competitive pathways - instruction, on course and competitions - throughout the United States serving individuals across all disability types.

USAGA's National Director of Adaptive Golf Jonathan Snyder was featured in Golf.com 

On the heels of the USGA's announcement of their U.S. Adaptive Open Championship, Golf.com interviewed Jonathan. Check out the full article in the link below. 
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Click here to read the full article.
You can help us continue our mission by donating to the USAGA. Click the button below to go donate today. ​

USAGA Chairman EQ Sylvester spotlight article talks about USAGA's commitment to continuing to help others.

Click on the images to be taken to the WGA website and the article in the WGA's 2021 Fall Evans Scholars Magazine.
You can help us continue our mission by donating to the USAGA. Click the button below to go donate today. 

USAGA Holds Adaptive Golf Clinic for Shriners Children Hospital Open in Las Vegas  

On Friday October 8th, several coaches traveled to Las Vegas to host an adaptive clinic for the children ambassadors of Shriner's Children's Hospital. Coaches spent the afternoon providing instruction and encouragement to these outstanding kids. Check out our recap video below.

PGA OF AMERICA SUPPORTS THE USAGA CHAMPIONSHIP

“WE ARE DELIGHTED TO PARTNER WITH THE U.S. ADAPTIVE GOLF ALLIANCE AND SUPPORT THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP THIS FALL. GOLF IS TRULY A GAME FOR ALL, AND THE CHAMPIONSHIP WILL BE A WONDERFUL SHOWCASE TO ILLUSTRATE THAT. ONE IN FOUR ADULTS IN THE U.S. HAS A DISABILITY. WE WANT TO INSPIRE THIS POPULATION BY SHOWING THEM THAT GOLF CAN PLAY A VALUABLE ROLE IN THEIR HEALTH, HEALING, WELL-BEING AND OVERALL VITALITY.” - PGA OF AMERICA CHIEF PEOPLE OFFICER, SANDY CROSS

TEACHING THE GAME
U.S. Adaptive Golf Alliance
900 Oakmont Lane, Suite 111
Westmont, Illinois 60559
630-455-6018