United States Disabled Open

 

             United States Disabled Open
                 Golf Championship tm 

CANCELLED DUE TO COVID19
 

Who May Enter

​The Championship is open to all golfer's who happen to have physical and intellectual impairments.

Definitions of impairments  can be found here http://www.usdga.net/qualifications/​.  This is use in tournaments across Europe. Amputees, Blind, Wounded Veterans, Stroke, Cerebral Palsy, MS, just to name a few


 

The golfer must have a valid (Ghin) (Congo)golf handicap index of 30 in order to compete in the Net competition in your respected category.  Categories will be base on the golfer's abilities. Awards will be giving to the top 3 in GROSS and NET in each Category

First Round Tee Times will be announce the week prior.
 









Click below for 2019 Results
2019 FULL FIELD RESULTS

 

Chris Biggins 2019 Champion 

     

Jonathan Snyder 2019 Net Champion 

 

Grace Braxton 2019 Ladies Champion

 

Judith Brush 2019 Net Ladies Champion



Dennis Duchi  2019 Seated Champion





NEWS ARTICLES FROM THE 2019 OPEN

TV CLIPS ON THE 2019 OPEN

TV CLIPS ON THE 2019 OPEN





2019

OFFICIAL PARTNER


PAR 3 PARTNER




                 Independence Golf Club
        



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Press Releases 

https://americangolfer.blogspot.com/2018/10/2nd-united-states-disabled-open-golf.html


https://thegolfwire.com/united-states-disabled-open-golf-championship/



POWHATAN COUNTY & RICHMOND REGION TOURISM ANNOUNCES
 
Powhatan County’s Independence Golf Club to Host  2019 U.S. Disabled Open Golf Championship at Independence Golf Club
 
RICHMOND, Va. (Oct. 5, 2018) – Independence Golf Club in Powhatan County will host the 2019 United States Disabled Open Golf Championship May 14-16. Organized by the United States Disabled Golf Association, the 36-hole tournament – open to any competitors who have physical and intellectual impairments – will include more than 60 of the top disabled golfers from across the country.
Local dignitaries and representatives from the United States Disabled Golf Association today joined partners from Richmond Region Tourism, 288 Sports and others to announce the upcoming national championship. 
“Independence Golf Club is excited to partner with Richmond Region Tourism and 288 Sports to host to the 2019 United States Disabled Open Golf Championship,” said Giff Breed, president of Independence Golf Club. “We’re excited to welcome incredible golfers of all abilities. At Independence, we strive to be so much more than a golf club, and we look forward to showcasing the friendly grounds of the Club to all of the athletes, spectators and volunteers.”
“We are very excited USDGA has chosen Independence Golf Course,” said David Williams, who represents District 1 on the Powhatan County Board of Supervisors. “We have a world-class golf course here in Powhatan County, and we are always happy when people choose to come here.”
The Disabled Golf Association was founded by Jason Faircloth, a golfer with Cerebral Palsy who played in the Disabled British Open in 2011 and 2012. The organization hosted its inaugural tournament in Orlando, Florida in 2018.
The inclusive event is open to players with physical and intellectual impairments and golf handicap indexes not exceeding 30. The event will be flighted into three divisions, and awards will be given in each of the divisions (net and gross). Golfers with various impairments such as amputations, blindness, Cerebral Palsy, MS and more will compete. 
“We are confident that the 2019 United States Disabled Open Golf Championship at Independence Golf Club will set a new standard for the USDGA,” Faircloth said. “Independence Golf Club will be a challenging and exciting course for the nation’s top adaptive golfers.”
J.C. Poma, sports development manager for Richmond Region Tourism, added: “The Richmond Region serves as a host destination for all types of sporting events showcasing the talents of athletes with all abilities. The 2019 United States Disabled Open Golf Championship further shows that the Richmond Region truly is a sports community for all.”
The tournament will be free and open to the public. Organizers currently are seeking volunteers and sponsors to support the event. For more information, visit http://www.usdga.net/.
 
 





2018 Highlights

Ryan Brendan of Nebraska was the overall Champion of the 2018 Open,

Beating out Gary Hooks of Florida in a Sudden Death Playoff.

Gary Hooks walk away with the overall Net Championship.

Bob Harada took home the Runner-up Trophy in the Net Division.










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​For player support staff and information contact
 

United States Disabled Open Entry Form

First Name*
Last Name*
Age*
eMail Address*
Phone No.*
Address*
City*
State*
Disability
Gender
WR4GD Status
OPT out of playing for world ranking points:
Golf Handicap Index (Ghin)
(Ghin) number and State
Course Yardage you play to obtain index
Home Course
Home Course Number
Golf Pro
Guests
* Indicates a required field.

After submitting the form, you will be redirected to the online store to pay for the registration.






















 
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