A few weeks ago Rehab Without Walls reached out to the USAGA for help putting an Adaptive Golf Clinic in Murfeesboro, TN. With more than ten interested individuals wanted to learn adaptive golf. The issue was there was no adaptive equipment or teachers near their location. In order to help include those individuals in golf, the USAGA and our Director of Golf Operations, Jonathan Snyder, sprung into action and headed to Tennessee to help. With gracious volunteers and Rehab Without Walls staff members, Jonathan was able to put together the incredible clinic! Check out the wonderful pictures below.

In order to provide the best possible experience for all potential adaptive golfers, the USAGA decided to build a brand new website. This goal of the website is to provide an accessible website for all disabilities to use. We partnered with the artificial intelligence accessibility company accessiBe.

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - As we wait to see who will be the next Masters champion, you could say the game of golf is already a winner this year. Augusta National Golf Club is on a mission to grow the sport, and already, more people than ever before can dream of competing there.

She doesn’t have her license yet, but 16-year-old Anna Davis can already drive. The high school sophomore won the 2022 Augusta National Women’s Amateur by one stroke. The next day at the Drive, Chip and Putt finals, eight children were crowned champions.

Augusta National might be known as the most exclusive golf club in the world, but you can’t help but notice how inclusive it’s working to make the sport.

You also couldn’t help but notice the shirt Shawn Reimold wore to the Masters. It read “GOLF TIL MY ARM FALLS OFF.” He lost an arm in an accident when he was 17 years old.