Marty Turcios Therapeutic Golf (MTTG) is a nonprofit based in Augusta, Georgia.
MTTG offers structured, community-based therapeutic and adaptive golf programs, from weekly lesson clinics to on-course experiences, for children, adults, and Veterans living with disabilities, injury, or during recovery. 100% Cost-Free Access to MTTG Programs.
Upcoming Weekly Events (Augusta GA)
MTTG Therapeutic Golf Clinic – Instructor: Marty Turcios. No cost to participate.1 day to the eventWed, May 13Wedges & Woods Golf Center
GSGA Hosted | MTTG Supported Golf Clinic. Registration Redirects to the GSGA.8 days to the eventWed, May 20Wedges & Woods Golf Center
Across the CSRA, 1 in 7 of our neighbors lives with a disability.
40% report no regular aerobic physical activity, often because accessible programs are hard to find.
(Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024)
Many people want to stay active and connected, but don’t have a place that feels welcoming, adaptable, and supportive. MTTG helps fill that gap by offering therapeutic golf through small, community-based programs.
Our programs are shaped by recreation therapy principles and guided by experienced, hands-on leadership.
All programs are offered at no cost to reduce financial barriers to participation.
Meet Marty Turcios
Born with cerebral palsy, Marty Turcios learned golf as a child and discovered early on that the game could be a way to build balance, confidence, and control over one’s own body and movement.
Trained in Therapeutic Recreation, Marty approaches golf not as a performance sport, but as a therapeutic and adaptive activity - adapting the game to the person rather than the other way around.
"I've been coming to these clinics for the last 5 years, after nine surgeries...and the exercise, the fellowship, and the golfing, it can't be beat. I'm thankful for Marty and for everything he is trying to do."
Mike Stewart
Clinic Participant
"Marty, he tailors it specifically towards people's capabilities. I think it can be empowering for a lot of people. He helps you realize that sometimes you're way more capable than you think."
College Student
Clinic Participant
"My physical therapist asked me to try to stand, unaided, for one minute. Marty pointed out that I had been standing unaided for three minutes, and I didn’t even notice because I was so focused on the ball."
ParaGolfer
Clinic Participant
Our Mission-Aligned Partners & Affiliations
We’re grateful to work alongside partners who believe in access, inclusion, and community-based recreation.