Anyone can enjoy the game of golf, even those of us with a disability of some kind. I happen to have an above the knee amputation of my left leg. This site is dedicated to that discussion and to help the disabled golfer enjoy the game. We define disabled as anyone who has a handicap plaque. Playing golf disabled may be a challenge but it is worth the effort and can be enjoyable and satisfying.

The golf aids and products found on here have been reviewed or tested by me and found to be helpful in part or full for disabled golfers. Keep in mind that there are very few golf products tailored to disabled golfers. But there are products and information available that can benefit the disabled golfer.  Our goal is to offer those products and give you some insight on how to modify or adapt them to improve your game. Check out our Product Review page for more information.

All products offer a money back guarantee if they don’t work for you. They can be returned for a full refund. Please use this policy if a product does not help you with your game. We want your golf game to improve and to be enjoyable.

Our best product for disabled golfers is the Simple Golf Swing System. It is quick and easy to learn and is adaptable for most disabled golfers. I am currently using this system and it has helped me lower my scores and made the game more fun. They even have some free products you can start with to see how it works for you.

Check our Articles & Resources page, a listing of helpful articles and web resources for disabled golfers.  These articles and web resources are always being updated as we find new resources and add new articled to the web. Please feel free to leave your comments and suggestions.

Symple Swing™ – More Power and No Slice Amazing new golf swing. We guarantee more distance, more consistency and more accuracy.

If you are more advanced try the free lessons put out by PurePoint Golf. I have not yet audited their whole program but I have used some of their free tips. Again you will probably have to make some adjustments but hey they are free. They also offer a wide range of game improvement lessons.

I feel you should see a pro at least 2 or 3 times a year but if you can’t these lessons are an inexpensive way to learn or improve your game at a reasonable price.