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Matt Fitzpatrick fired a record-tying 66 to seize the DP World Tour title, sinking clutch putts and closing with calm precision to edge the field in a dramatic final round.
Just days after the Ryder Cup, wounded veterans took to the course in a patriotic match-play event – a stirring display of resilience and camaraderie as they competed in spirited matches that honored both service and sport
The R&A has unveiled a new qualification route that opens the door for LIV Golf players to compete in The Open – a move that redraws selection lines and sparks lively debate among tours and fans as the sport’s oldest major approaches.
A junior golfer’s passionate advocacy for the disabled community earned them a high-profile caddie gig, shining a light on inclusion efforts and proving how youth leadership can create unexpected opportunities in the professional game
LIV golfers have been offered a formal qualification route into The Open, creating a sanctioned pathway via designated qualifying events and exemptions, contingent on meeting eligibility and field criteria.
A junior golfer’s dedication to the disabled community culminated in an inspiring U.S. Adaptive Open experience, where mentorship, competition and spotlighted inclusion highlighted pathways for adaptive sports.
LIV golfers will have a new qualification route to The Open via designated events and criteria, officials say – a policy change that could broaden access and alter major championship fields.
Advocates and coaches say competitive opportunities are vital for a golfer with multiple disabilities, enabling skill development, confidence and inclusion as they pursue higher-level tournaments and recognition.
At the U.S. Adaptive Open, athletes like Rose Veldman shine as true symbols of resilience and perspective. These golfers demonstrate incredible adaptability in overcoming obstacles, proving that a deep passion for the game knows no bounds. Their inspiring journeys resonate far beyond the fairways, motivating countless individuals both on and off the course
Experience the gripping moments captured at the 2024 U.S. Adaptive Open at Sand Creek Station in stunning photos. Witness the determination and skill of adaptive golfers showcased in vivid detail.
Inclusion through Adaptive Golf
The adaptive game of golf has emerged as a powerful force for inclusion in the sport. By modifying rules and equipment to accommodate individuals with disabilities, adaptive golf opens up the opportunity to participate and enjoy the game.
Through the efforts of organizations like The First Tee and PGA REACH, adaptive golf programs are expanding, providing a welcoming environment for golfers of all abilities. Modified clubs, specialized equipment, and trained instructors enable players to overcome physical challenges and experience the joy of golf.
The social and health benefits of adaptive golf extend beyond the course. Participation fosters camaraderie, builds confidence, and promotes physical activity. It also challenges preconceptions and creates a more inclusive sport.
