All golfers know that golf is a life-long effort to lower or maintain our playing level. Although just getting out on the course and playing is a thrill, improving one’s game, or simply pulling off the shot of a lifetime provides memories and excitement that last forever. Regardless of your current skill level, finding the right golf instructor, therapist or equipment can be crucial in cutting strokes off your score.

Picking up tips from golfers with similar experiences and/or skills level as you is another popular and proven way to improve your game. The instructors in the Resource Center database are experience and ready to work with you in every aspect of your game. They have experience and long-standing desire to work with individuals with disabilities and are already prepared to help you lower your score.

Having the right therapist, one who really understands the uniqueness of your situation can also improve your game and overall well-being. Check out the Resource Center’s listing of therapists to find one close to you who fits your needs and can assist you in striking the ball better.

While instructors and therapists can help you improve your swing, no matter how good one can swing at the ball, it is imperative to also have equipment that fits you. Without equipment that one feels comfortable with, hitting golf shots will always be more difficult than it should be. Thus, to keep up with all of the adaptive golf equipment that is one the market, visit the Resource Center’s equipment section. From this section, you will find links to manufacturers of adaptive clubs, single rider golf cars, teeing devices, gripping aids and much more, all with the intention of helping you enjoy playing the game of golf.