Golf

Golf has the unique ability to bring people together, and the leagues I compete in showcase the remarkable inclusivity of the sport. From specialized tournaments for visually impaired golfers to adaptive events featuring athletes with diverse challenges, these competitions celebrate skill, perseverance, and the love of the game.

Blind golf is designed exclusively for golfers who are visually impaired or completely blind, with players grouped into three sight classifications: B1, B2, and B3. B1 golfers, including myself, have no light perception, making every swing a testament to technique and trust in the system that guides us. It’s a community where players inspire one another, proving that vision isn’t a prerequisite for pursuing greatness on the course.

Adaptive tournaments go a step further, welcoming athletes with various disabilities, including limb impairments, amputations, neurological challenges, and seated golfers. While I primarily compete against others in the visual impairment category, these events also pit me against the entire field, highlighting the universal nature of skill and determination. It’s an amazing blend of talent and resilience, where the spirit of competition thrives alongside the celebration of individuality.