Local Adaptive Golf Clinics

Upcoming Clinic Dates

A directory of free adaptive golf clinics around the Augusta area. Below you'll find MTTG's own clinic track for participants referred through a healthcare partner, along with community clinics run by other local organizations. Click a date to RSVP or ask the host directly.

MTTG Georgia State Golf Association (GSGA)

MTTG maintains a working relationship with the Georgia State Golf Association through mutual support of each other's adaptive golf clinics and through professional collaboration at the state level. The relationship helps expand golf opportunities for people living with disabilities and connects MTTG with adaptive golf resources and opportunities across Georgia.

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MTTG Therapeutic Golf Clinics (Healthcare Partners Only)

MTTG Therapeutic Golf Clinics (Healthcare Partners Only)

MTTG also runs clinics directly with area healthcare partners as part of a patient's care. Because these sessions happen inside a clinical setting, we do not publish their schedule or location here. If you or someone you know may benefit from this pathway, request a referral and our team will follow up.

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GSGA-Bartram Trail Adaptive Golf Clinic

GSGA-Bartram Trail Adaptive Golf Clinic

Organized by GSGA Adaptive Golf Program

470 Bartram Trail Club Drive | Evans, GA 30809 (706) 210-4681

GSGA-The Patch Adaptive Golf Clinic

GSGA-The Patch Adaptive Golf Clinic

Organized by GSGA Adaptive Golf Program

1928 Jim Dent Way, Augusta, GA 30909 (706) 941-5550

Wedges and Woods

Wedges and Woods

3731 Wrightsboro Rd, Augusta, GA 30909 (706) 854-0360

No upcoming dates are listed right now. Visit their site for the current schedule.

Before You Go

What to Bring

Water & Sun Protection

Clinics run outdoors, often for a couple of hours. Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated, along with a hat and sunscreen.

Golf Clubs

Whether clubs are available to borrow varies by location. Wedges and Woods is currently the only venue that offers use of clubs, so bring your own if you're headed elsewhere and don't have a set.

A Golf Glove (Optional)

Not required, but many golfers find one helpful. Not sure which hand? It goes on your lead hand (the top hand on the grip). Right-handed swingers wear it on the left hand; left-handed swingers wear it on the right.

Questions? Ask the Host

Participation requirements and registration details vary by location. Use the RSVP link on each date to ask the host directly.