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VSGA Adaptive Golf Southwest Virginia Clinics

Virginia State Golf Association

Radford, Virginia - Pulaski County

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May 15, 2026

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Southwest Virginia

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Provider overview

The Virginia State Golf Association lists 2026 Southwest Virginia adaptive golf clinics for players with disabilities, including a single-day clinic at Pete Dye River Course and a multi-week clinic at Blue Hills Golf Club.

Virginia State Golf Association supports golf participation, clinics, education, adaptive golf programming, and grants across Virginia.

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Ages
Players with disabilities; families should confirm youth and adult eligibility by clinic
Season
2026 adaptive golf clinics and play days
Cost
The source says 2026 clinics are free and open to all players with disabilities.

Location contacts

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Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech

The source also lists a Southwest Virginia multi-week clinic at Blue Hills Golf Club in Roanoke.

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Southwest Virginia adaptive golf clinics

Free adaptive golf clinics in Southwest Virginia for players with disabilities, including instruction and adaptive equipment support.

Ages
Players with disabilities; families should confirm youth and adult eligibility by clinic
Season
2026 adaptive golf clinics and play days
Schedule
The source lists Southwest Virginia clinic dates at Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech and Blue Hills Golf Club.
Cost
The source says 2026 clinics are free and open to all players with disabilities.
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May 15, 2026
Why this is listed
The official VSGA Adaptive Golf page says 2026 adaptive golf clinics are free and open to all players with disabilities, lists physical, cognitive, and sensory challenges, and includes Southwest Virginia clinics at the Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech and Blue Hills Golf Club.
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Southwest Virginia adaptive golf clinics

The official VSGA Adaptive Golf page says 2026 adaptive golf clinics are free and open to all players with disabilities, lists physical, cognitive, and sensory challenges, and includes Southwest Virginia clinics at the Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech and Blue Hills Golf Club.

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Inclusion and support details

What the provider says: VSGA says adaptive golf clinics use personalized instruction and standard or adaptive equipment for players with physical, cognitive, or sensory challenges.

Access notes to confirm: Families should confirm registration opening date, clinic capacity, player age fit, adaptive equipment availability, mobility needs, caregiver expectations, weather policies, and whether the specific clinic is still accepting participants.

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What we found: The official VSGA Adaptive Golf page says 2026 adaptive golf clinics are free and open to all players with disabilities, lists physical, cognitive, and sensory challenges, and includes Southwest Virginia clinics at the Pete Dye River Course of Virginia Tech and Blue Hills Golf Club.

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What to confirm

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Is VSGA Adaptive Golf Southwest Virginia Clinics reviewed for quality by Inclusive Programs Guide?

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What information should families confirm with Virginia State Golf Association?

Families should confirm current availability, registration deadlines, eligibility, support level, staff training, safety policies, cost, schedule, and fit before enrolling.

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