Project GAIN (Golf:
Accessible and Inclusive Networks) is a
national research and development project funded
by the United States Golf Association
Foundation, the PGA of America Foundation, and
the PGA TOUR. The project is designed to be a
comprehensive community based program, using the
game of golf as the primary medium, to maximize
opportunities for inclusion into the fabric of
the local community by people with disabilities.
Learn
to play golf!
- Have you always wanted
to play golf but
felt you couldn't because of a disability?
- Do you want to improve
your game?
- Do you want to learn to
play golf?
- Want to meet new
people?
Project
GAIN Lesson Series,
March-September,
2005
Sign Up Now...our 2004 lessons were sold out!
(Click here for
more info)
This program is designed to educate you about the game of
golf and promote inclusion in the Utah area. Bring a
friend, family member, or caregiver to be a mentor! Register to
participate in the spring, summer, and fall sessions right away!
2005 Programs
(Click on the following sites to learn more)
ZEVEX Golf
Tournament,
June 6th & 7th--Thanksgiving Point
Utah State
Short Game Championship,
May-September
Johnny
Miller Golf Academy Challenge Camp,
August
Supporting Organizations
The National
Alliance for Accessible Golf
United States Golf Association Foundation
PGA of America Foundation
LPGA
U of U Hospitals and Clinics Orthopedic Center
Neuroworx
Sponsorship
Project GAIN is a project of the National Alliance for
Accessible Golf (ALLIANCE).
The Alliance is a 501(c)3 not for profit organization
incorporated in the State of Indiana. The Alliance is composed
of many major national golf governing and related organizations,
along with several recreation and rehabilitation related
organizations, universities and individuals involved in and/or
interested in making the game of golf accessible to people with
disabilities.
For more information about the Project GAIN
program contact us at (801) 581-8754 or e-mail the following
Project GAIN staff.
