Our Inclusion Golf Learning pathway is set up and designed to contribute to providing an opportunity to people from all walks of life to have a go at our wonderful sport called golf!
Over the years South Australia has been fortunate enough to have different inclusive groups who get together to enjoy the sport of golf. This program will provide an opportunity not only for those golfers to enhance their skills but also for people who might not have had the opportunity to learn the game of golf to have a go within a safe comfortable environment that suits their needs. Participants within the program will have the opportunity to build confidence and friendships through the program curriculum and in turn this will provide a healthy and inspiring environment through the interactions involved.
The program is run in conjunction with the City of Adelaide, Golf SA and Inclusive sport SA who each contribute to the program and in turn provide access and learning opportunities for the groups involved.
The program is mainly based out of the Par 3 on Torrens course located within the North Adelaide golf course precinct. From the coaching and play participants receive here they will then progress to play the North and of course our premier Championship course the South as their skills and confidence progress.
Reclink Australia
Reclink Australia provides evidence-based sport and art programs to disadvantaged Australians to create socially inclusive, life-changing opportunities.
In partnership with more than 200 community organisations, Reclink Australia's programs create pathways to improved health and wellbeing, education and employment outcomes for all participants.
There is no other social inclusion program in Australia with the reach and impact that Reclink Australia's model currently has.
RecLink – Term 1 2018
Monday 29th Jan
Monday 12th Feb
Monday 26th Feb
Monday 12th Mar
Monday 26th Mar
To find out more, please visit the Reclink website.
Royal Society for the Blind
Established in Adelaide in over 130 years ago, the Royal Society for the Blind is a not-for-profit organisation that provides services to people who are blind and vision impaired. These services are delivered by a professional, committed and highly qualified team; supported by volunteers drawn from all age groups and walks of life.
Where blindness or vision impairment have a severe impact on a person's lifestyle, the RSB assists them to participate as independently as possible in their community.
Royal Society for the Blind -Term 1 2018
Thursday 8 Feb
Thursday 22 Feb
Thursday 8 March
Thursday 22 March
Thursday 5 April
To find out more, please visit the RSB Website.
Australian Disability Golf Federation / SA Amputee Association
ADGFI/SAAGA is committed to helping amputees and disabled individuals through golf, as a form of rehabilitation and recreation. Organising games of golf on a regular basis at varying courses throughout South Australia and now in partnership with Golf SA providing expert coaching in the wonderful game of golf.
