Programs
Our Programs
MTTG provides therapeutic and adaptive golf programs at no cost to participants. Instruction is adjusted to the individual.
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Our Approach
Start with the individual.
Instruction is based on what each participant can do and what they are comfortable working on. The same lesson plan is not used for everyone.
Available Programs
Programs vary by setting and participant group
Weekly Golf Lesson Clinics
Weekly clinics provide golf instruction for people living with disabilities. Participants work on fundamentals and practice at a pace that works for them. For many, the clinic becomes a regular part of their week.
Who it's for: People of all ages living with disabilities, including people who use wheelchairs, have experienced an amputation or traumatic brain injury, or have other conditions that affect how they play golf.
Active Duty Military Clinics
MTTG conducts these clinics in coordination with Eisenhower Army Medical Center's Functional Recovery Program. Golf gives participating Service Members an opportunity to take part in recreation outside the clinical setting. EAMC staff support participants while MTTG provides the golf instruction.
Who it's for: Active Duty Servicemembers participating in the EAMC Functional Recovery Program (FRP).
Clinical Partnership Golf Clinics
MTTG works with rehabilitation programs whose participants can benefit from golf outside their usual treatment setting. Clinics may be held at a golf facility or brought directly to the partner organization. Partner staff support their participants while MTTG provides the golf instruction.
Who it's for: Participants referred by MTTG's healthcare and rehabilitation partners.
9-Hole On-Course Experiences
MTTG offers optional 9-hole outings for participants who are ready to take what they have practiced in clinics onto the golf course. The outings give participants experience playing a regular round of golf with support available when needed.
Who it's for: Clinic participants ready to play in a full-course setting.
Adaptive golf equipment allows some participants to practice and play from a supported standing position.
What to Expect
Weekly Clinics
- Small-group golf instruction
- Adaptive equipment when needed
- Instruction that changes as skills develop
- Time to practice alongside other participants
On-Course Experiences
- 9-hole play on a regulation golf course
- A chance to use skills practiced during clinics
- Play alongside other clinic participants
- MTTG instructors and volunteers available for support
For many participants, the next step after the clinic is getting out on the course and playing golf.
Ready to get involved?
Weekly adaptive golf clinics are currently available in the Augusta area, alternating between different venue sites. MTTG also offers on-course outings for participants who are ready to play on a full golf course.
Ready to join a clinic?
Browse upcoming dates and reserve a spot, or contact us if you have questions.