Adaptive Golf Instruction
We help eligible applicants access approved instructors and programs experienced in supporting golfers with disabilities.
Opening Golf to People of All Abilities
Golf Should Be Accessible to Everyone
The Accessible Golfer Project helps youth and adults with disabilities overcome financial and accessibility barriers through verified, need-based assistance for adaptive instruction, accessible course or practice fees, and appropriate equipment.
Approved assistance is paid directly to qualified instructors, facilities, programs, or equipment providers. Applicants do not receive cash.
Help remove the barriers between an aspiring golfer and the game.
$50 funds a first practice session. $150 sponsors an adaptive lesson. $500 equips a new golfer. Every gift opens the game to someone who's been left on the sidelines.
Serving eligible applicants nationwide
The Accessible Golfer Project provides verified, need-based assistance for adaptive golf instruction, accessible practice opportunities, and appropriate equipment. Approved assistance is paid directly to qualified providers. Applicants never receive cash payments.
How We Help
Assistance is designed to address the real, practical barriers that keep people with disabilities off the course.
Course and Practice Access
Assistance may help cover approved accessible golf-course, driving-range, or practice-program fees.
Adaptive and Starter Equipment
Eligible applicants may receive assistance obtaining appropriate equipment needed to safely learn and participate.
A Game for Every Body
Golf rewards patience, focus, and practice. No one should be excluded from those rewards because of a disability or the cost of participation. We're working to make sure the game is open to all.
Sponsor an Accessible Golfer
Your donation helps remove financial and accessibility barriers for youth and adults with disabilities who want to participate in golf.
Sponsor a GolferRequest Verified Assistance
Eligible youth and adults with disabilities across the United States can apply for need-based assistance. Applications are independently reviewed.
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