To the experienced, the feeling of hitting a shot flush on the sweet spot is perhaps the best feeling in golf. This feeling is perhaps matched only by the personal reward of feeling as though you are helping another person learn the game. While golf can be as frustrating a game to teach as it can be to learn, when an instructor’s student makes significant improvement in his or her skill, both enjoy the effort it took to reach that new level.

The Resource Center wants to help more individuals with disabilities learn the game of golf. Accordingly, significant investments have been made to post a variety of resources to support introductory programs for individuals with disabilities. Click here to search a database of golf programs for individuals with disabilities.

The people who have helped integrate individuals with disabilities, all play a big part in this segment of the population having success in the game. For stories detailing the success golfers with disabilities have had, please click here to read such stories.