Course and Facility Database Entry

The United States Golf Association Foundation
Resource Center for Individuals with Disabilities


	accessibility guides WHY MAKE YOUR COURSE ACCESSIBLE?ENTER YOUR COURSE OR FACILITY

Enter a Course or Facility into the Database

The Resource Center is maintaining a list of courses and facilities throughout the country that are accommodating to individuals with disabilities. This database can be used by individuals with disabilities and/or programs serving this population to find places that they could play. It is the Resource Center's hope that this database not only helps individuals with disabilities find courses where they will be welcome to play, but that it also helps courses in increasing their overall traffic. This database can also serve as a research tool for those who are already committed to offering access to all at their facility and want to contact others sharing this belief to communicate best practices.

Practice facilities, driving ranges, and non-regulation courses are all more than welcome to be entered into this database.

Please answer the following:
* Asterisk denotes a response is mandatory.

COURSE NAME:

COURSE CONTACT:

FACILITY ADDRESS:

street

city

state

zip

TELEPHONE:

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FAX:

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E-MAIL ADDRESS:

WEB ADDRESS: http://

What type of facility is yours? Check all that apply. *

	Par-3 Course			Practice Facility/Range
	Regulation-Length 18 Hole			Regulation-Length 27 Hole
	Regulation-Length 36 Hole			Regulation-Length 9 Hole
	Short Executive Course

How would you classify your facility? Please choose one. *

	Daily Fee			Municipal
	Private			Resort
	Semi-private

If your facility has a practice facility, could a person with a mobility disability have the opportunity to use a cart on all parts of the facility? *

	Yes
	No

On an average month, how many golfers with disabilities play at your facility?

If you facility is the host site for an organized program for individuals with disabilities, please describe here:

Does your course own a single-rider cart? *

	Yes
	No

If you own a single-rider cart, is it used by golfers who are not disabled? *

	Yes
	No

If an individual brings their own cart, does your facility charge a "trail fee?" *

	Yes
	No

Do you have a written policy for use of carts specifically for individuals with disabilities? *

	Yes
	No

If you would like to learn more about how to devise such a policy, please click here to be directed to educational resources provided by the Resource Center.

Do members of your staff have to complete sensitivity training for dealing with individuals with disabilities? *

	Yes
	No

If you would like to learn more about how to conduct such training, please click here to be directed to educational resources provided by the Resource Center.

Has your course conducted the National Alliance for Accessible Golf's check list? *

	Yes
	No

If a person has a question about accessibility accommodations, he or she should contact: *

The USGA is maintaining this database as a means for providing information about accessible courses. Should your above responses indicate that your course is not currently meeting criteria of accessibility, you may be contacted by a staff member of the Resource Center for further information.

If you are satisfied with your responses, please click below to submit your information to the Resource Center:

Thank you for your time in filling out the above information. We hope that your inclusion in our course database is beneficial for both your facility and the community of individuals with disabilities.

Please click here if there is a member of your facilities staff who has experience in teaching a person with a disability.

Please click here to go to the Facility Owners and Operators section of the Resource Center web site.

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