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Adaptive Golf Association

This website contains information about Adaptive Golf Association which is designed for anyone whose golf game is limited due to an injury or disability. Their expertise are in areas such as certifying special needs instructors, specialized adaptive golf instruction, teaching golf skills along with golf etiquette, and building, and/or supplying custom golf equipment.

Adaptive Golf Foundation of America

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Posted by: levialger on Mon Nov 22, 2021 at 3:28 p.m.

I was interested in seeing what kind of adaptive golf equipment there is because I have never seen any before and was interested but the link just took me back to the home page of this website.

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Posted by: drummo34 on Wed Apr 19, 2023 at 9:11 p.m.

This caught my eye because I like to golf myself, but the only thing that was tied to the site was the Association talking about who they are and their Twitter feed. A little disappointed.

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