NEWTON, Kan. — Hosting an Adaptive Open is unlike any of the other U.S. Golf Association championships. When dealing with athletes who have visual impairment or are seated no matter where they are on a golf course, it takes a unique golf course to be able to handle those challenges and provide a fair test…
NEWTON, Kan. — One of golf’s best championship is underway. The third U.S. Adaptive Open began Monday at Sand Creek Station, allowing 96 golfers with impairments a chance to compete for a national championship. There are eight impairment categories, all awarding prizes to the winners with an overall men’s and women’s winner to be crowned…
NEWTON, Kan. — The 2024 U.S. Adaptive Open kicks off Monday at Sand Creek Station, showcasing 96 of the world’s best disabled golfers in its third edition. Players wrapped up their final practice round on Sunday as they geared up for the tournament. This year marks a new location for the championship, moving from Pinehurst…
