The USGA and The R&A will administer a global ranking for golfers with disabilities, which will help to grow participation and competition around the world and to promote inclusivity within the sport.

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Additionally, there is a disability pride flag — which has an interesting origin story and an important meaning. "Disability is a part of the rich tapestry of human diversity, and something that ...

The rolling links-style course of The Dunes is the backdrop for the Canadian Championship this week in Kamloops, with the ...

Chris Foster, 92nd in the world, said it was "the pinnacle for disability golf, this is basically the open for us." "We have all been classified based on the disability we have.

Secondly, outside of these exceptions for specific physical limitations outlined in A Modification of the Rules of Golf for Golfers with Disabilities, Golf Canada can review and approve the use of ...

" The disability pride flag allows us to acknowledge that being disabled is complicated, which can be a challenge in a society that caters to able-bodied folks," says Jordan LeVan, founder of The ...

"We're trying to make disability golf a mainstream sport. And for the sick person in hospital that's 10 years old, I want them to see a future for them to get to a really good level of golf and ...