Regional Events Hub
Adaptive Sports & Recreation Around Georgia
CSRA, the I-20 corridor, and significant regional events. Unless marked as an MTTG program, these events are conducted by the organization shown — check the source before registering or traveling.
Featured Regional Event
3rd Georgia Adaptive Tournament (GSGA)
Source: Georgia State Golf Association (GSGA)
The 3rd Georgia Adaptive Tournament, hosted by GSGA, is 18 holes of net stroke play (9 holes each day) over two days at Bobby Jones Golf Course in Atlanta. All players are eligible to be crowned overall champion regardless of tees played. Registration is open and closes October 18, 2026. Questions: Jeremy Freyman, jfreyman@gsga.org.
Eligibility: Designed for adaptive golfers with limited or no competitive experience. Players must have a Handicap Index of 18.5 or higher and an ACCESS Pass. Field capped at 30 players, determined after entries close, with GSGA accepting entries across all Impairment Categories and weighing past tournament experience and Handicap Index.
Cost: $105 Entry Fee. Fee includes a player reception and meal on Saturday, November 7 following the first round.
Register on Georgia State Golf Association (GSGA)See full details on Georgia State Golf Association (GSGA)’s site
MTTG does not manage registration for this event — you’ll complete it on the host organization’s own site.
Other Regional Events (2)
Beyond Single Events
Ongoing Adaptive Golf Resources
Adaptive Golf Programs
Carolina Adaptive Golf (UCAG)
golf
Adaptive golf therapy nonprofit serving the Greenville/Upstate SC area (also operating across Clemson, Spartanburg, and Columbia SC) - programming includes a monthly Veteran & Community Adaptive Golf clinic (4th Monday, Topgolf Greenville) plus multi-day summer/fall skill series, on-course therapy days, and social golf gatherings using specialized adaptive equipment (clamps, hydraulic chairs) and volunteer coaching. No residency or membership requirement to attend - open to any participant regardless of where they live. Founded/directed by Brandon Worley.
Visit site Brandon Worley - info@CarolinaAdaptiveGolf.com / (864) 448-4997
First Tee - Aiken
golf
A general youth golf development chapter in Aiken, SC that also runs the Els for Autism #GameON Golf program - adaptive golf instruction especially tailored for individuals on the autism spectrum, offered seasonally, focused on building self-esteem and confidence alongside golf, communication, regulatory, motor, and social skills.
Visit site Phone: (803) 226-0053 - contact for adaptive program schedules and registration
First Tee - Augusta
golf
While First Tee of Augusta does not currently list a separate, standalone "Adaptive Golf" clinic on their main seasonal schedule, they do actively accommodate and prioritize youth with disabilities within their standard Golf & Life Skills classes.
Visit site Phone: (706) 364-4653 - You may want to specifically ask to speak with Lashunda Hall, the Program Director to discuss a child's specific needs and how their coaches can adapt their curriculum.
GSGA Adaptive Golf
golf
Free monthly adaptive golf clinics at multiple locations across Georgia, for individual with physical, cognitive or sensory impairments, of any age and ability.
Visit site mailto:dwindsor@gsga.org
GSGA Saturday Kids Adaptive Golf Clinics
golf
Designed for youth ages 5 and older with varying physical, cognitive, and sensory challenges, children are paired with trained adaptive golf coaches to learn new skills, build confidence, and have fun in a highly supportive environment. The remaining 2026 schedule through December includes sessions at the Bobby Jones Golf Course in Atlanta.
Visit site dwindsor@gsga.org, adaptivegolf@gmail.com
Range Fore Hope Foundation
golf
Helping veterans heal through golf. Runs five free standing weekly adaptive golf clinics around Columbia, SC (Fort Jackson Golf Club Mondays, LinRick Golf Course Tuesdays, James E. Clyburn Golf Center Wednesdays, Cobblestone Golf Club Thursdays, Country Club of Lexington Tuesdays, all 5:30-6:30pm), plus an annual tournament series for active duty members, veterans, and military families, with special focus on combat veterans and disabled veterans.
Visit site info@rangeforehope.org
Stand Up and Play Foundation - HERO Program (Lowcountry Chapter)
golf
Free monthly adaptive golf clinics for disabled Veterans, Emergency Responders, their families, and Gold Star families - described by the national foundation as one of the largest adaptive golf programs in the country. Held at The Golf Course at Wescott Plantation, 5000 Wescott Golf Club, Summerville SC 29485, 1st and 2nd Sunday of each month, 8:30-11:00am. No golf experience needed; equipment (including paramobiles) provided free of charge. Part of the Stand Up and Play Foundation's Lowcountry Chapter, directed by Rich O'Brien.
Visit site Rich O'Brien - richobriengolf@gmail.com / (843) 826-0837
More Regional Adaptive Sports Resources
BlazeSports America
basketball, rowing, cycling, archery, bowling, tennis, other
A dense weekly recurring calendar of adaptive sports in the Atlanta metro area, including wheelchair basketball, rowing, cycling, archery, bowling, tennis, and water aerobics. MTTG's Featured Events list only pulls this organization's golf and marquee events - this directory entry covers its full breadth of ongoing programs.
Visit site Varies by event
Catalyst Sports Augusta-Aiken
cycling, kayaking, mountain biking
Adaptive kayaking, cycling, and mountain biking in the Augusta area, run in partnership with Walton Options and the Georgia Rehabilitation Institute.
Visit site Varies by event
Georgia Blind Sports Association (USABA-affiliated)
goalball, tandem cycling, darts
Runs goalball (competitive and youth, including hosting USABA Southeast regional/national qualifiers), tandem cycling on the Silver Comet Trail, and an adult audio-darts team (the Dirty South Dartsters).
Visit site (770) 833-2061 / halsimpson@gablindsports.org
Miracle League of Cumming - Forsyth County
baseball
Buddy-assisted, all-abilities adaptive baseball program at Lanierland Park; marked its 20th year as of April 2026. Just off the I-20 corridor north of Atlanta. Their future scheduling is worth knowing about if you like playing baseball, are staying in the area, or have family there.
Visit site (678) 646-8160
Net Therapy (Macon Area Tennis Association)
tennis
Adaptive tennis programming at Randy Stephens Tennis Center, 7035 Houston Road, Macon GA: a weekly autism program (ages 5-17, seasonal sessions) and a weekly veterans program (18+, seasonal sessions). Blind/low-vision and wheelchair tracks listed as coming soon.
Visit site Registration via USTA PlayTennis
The RECing Crew
bowling, ballet, jazzercise, wheelchair baseball, fitness and boxing, adaptive baseball and basketball, karate
The RECing Crew (Special Leisure And Recreation Association) runs 14 adaptive/inclusive recreation programs for individuals with disabilities, mostly around North Augusta, Aiken, and Augusta/Martinez, GA-SC.
Visit site (803) 426-1284
Walton Options for Independent Living
tennis, pickleball
Adaptive sports programs in the CSRA, including wheelchair pickleball and wheelchair tennis clinics.
Visit site mailto:lseidemann@waltonoptions.org
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