adaptive athlete in a teal polo, tan skirt, and OAS hat smiles while putting a golf ball with assistance from the adaptive golf cart.athlete lines up their club to hit a golf ball on the putting green while a volunteer watches to provide instruction if needed.young golfer with bag of golf clubsathlete has the final sunrays of the day behind them on a putting green

OAS offers community adaptive golf clinics at Awbrey Glen Golf Club from late May through the August. With access to the driving range, practice green, and 5 hole practice loop, adaptive golfers can learn and practice the core elements of the game. Our golf program is open to individuals of any ability ages 8 and up.

Awbrey Glen owns a solo-rider adaptive golf cart which allows individuals with lower extremity impairments to successfully play and with the support of volunteers can facilitate a fun golf experience for almost any individual. Athletes not needing instruction can contact the course directly to use the cart on their own. Awbrey Glen Golf Club boasts one of the best learning facilities in Central Oregon!

Athlete Registration

Rates and Fees

Thanks to the generous support of the OAS community, Golf summer programs are free of charge. To learn more and register in advance, please visit our Events Page to sign up for the next Community Golf evening!

Community Golf Program

Summer 2024 Dates

5 – 6:30 PM Tuesday evenings

June 11 & 25

July 9 & 23

August 6 & 20

5:00 pm – 6:30 pm

Location

Awbrey Glen Golf Course | 2500 Awbrey Glen Dr, Bend, OR 97701 | Meet at the Driving Range

Dress Code Mandatory

Adaptive Equipment

Adaptive sports are a unique experience for each individual. The following information is intended to give you a broad understanding of the adaptive disciplines we instruct and some of the equipment that is used in each of them. There are many adaptations and variations within each discipline.

Adaptive Golf Equipment

athlete hitting golf ball from solo rider adaptive golf cart

Adaptive Golf Cart

For individuals with lower body mobility or significant balance challenges, the adaptive golf carts are a great option. These golf carts have adaptations to not only make piloting them easier (gas, brakes, steerings) but also has a swiveling seat that tilts to help support the golfer in a standing position. Awbrey Glen Golf Club owns two of the SoloRider model adaptive golf carts which OAS has access to for programs.

girl kneeling arranging golf balls with clubs in the background

Golf Clubs

OAS has a number of standard golf club sets that can be used by individuals looking to golf.