Located at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, the National Center on Accessibility is a dynamic and innovative leader in the movement to include people with disabilities in recreation, parks, and tourism. The NCA provides technical assistance to organizations of all sizes who are designing and retrofitting their leisure areas and programs for accessibility. The NCA conducts, promotes, and facilitates research on issues essential to accessibility. This research shapes instruction for the nationally renowned NCA education programs conducted at the Center and throughout the United States. In regard to golf, the NCA operated the National Forum on Accessible Golf, a series of meetings that brought people within the arena of individuals with disabilities and golf together to discuss pertinent issues involving the movement to make golf more accessible. For meeting minutes from any of the National Forum on Accessible Golf meetings please click one of the links below:

National Forum on Accessible Golf I, 1993
National Forum on Accessible Golf II, 1993
National Forum on Accessible Golf III, 1994
National Forum on Accessible Golf IV, 1995
National Forum on Accessible Golf V, 1996
National Forum on Accessible Golf VI, 2001

The USGA has granted over $15,000 to help underwrite these meetings.

Gary Robb, executive director for the National Center for Accessibility, is a member of the Resource Center’s advisory board.

To learn more about the National Center for Accessibility, please visit their Web site, www.ncaonline.org.