Are you an adaptive athlete looking to take up the game of golf?
Adaptive Golf Experience offers monthly clinics that target veterans and civilians throughout the Lowcountry with physical disabilities or challenges.
As a participant, you’ll receive complimentary instruction on both the full golf swing and putting, taught by experienced professional golf instructors, fellow adaptive athletes and helpful volunteers!
For more information click the “Monthly Clinics” Button on the right of the screen.
Join Us at Our Next Complimentary Monthly Clinic
May 21, 2022
The Legends at Parris Island
14 Belleau Wood Rd
Parris Island, South Carolina 29905
Registration begins at 8am. Start at 9am.
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South Carolina? I’m interested.
I’ll get this out in Charleston!
Hi there,
Even with a disability to my right arm, been playing golf with 2 hands for all my life (not as much as I wanted, but still). Getting older, started to have more difficulties with my right arm and had to change my grip to avoid pain. Nowadays, getting worst... So to be able to swing, need to have a 1-2 inches gap between my 2 hands which makes the swing a bit awkward and I've also lost yardage as well.
I've seen 1 arm swing videos with both lead and trail arms. Using my left arm with my lefty golf clubs would make me a trail arm swinger... would have to get a right handed golf set to be a lead arm swinger.
I would like one handed swingers feedback (given your experience). I am wondering what would be the advantages / inconvenients of both swings. distance-wise, precision-wise etc... Did you try both and why went one way over the other...
Thanks!
Hey man Thanks for posting In my opinion: most people are not both Backhander or forehander /lead arm or trail arm It’s one or the other I would recommend you use your current golf clubs and figure out which way works best for you I will say one armed golf is significantly different from two arm golf
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May 21st is going to be a great clinic!
Keep swinging…
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Savannah, Ga. (WTGS FOX 28) — The BMH Adaptive Golf Experience started back in the summer of 2014. That’s when Andy Hinson, the golf pro at the Legends Golf Course at Parris Island, and Physical
