Five VertaCat Golfers Take On the 2026 U.S. Adaptive Open
The 2026 U.S. Adaptive Open at Woodmont Country Club brought together five VertaCat athletes: Max Togisala, Ben Hulin, Thomas Duffy, Trevor Kennison,...
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Inside the Program Bringing Adaptive Golf to All of Georgia
David Windsor has spent nearly three decades introducing golfers to adaptive golf, first from a single course in Sarasota, Florida, and now as the...
Adaptive Golf Comes Indoors: Introducing the SimCat
For most players, indoor golf it's a seamless extension of the game they already love. For adaptive golfers, it's been a closed door. Simulator bays...
Where There's a Way: Maine Adaptive Sports and the Future of Adaptive Golf
Maine Adaptive Sports and Recreation has created access to outdoor programming for people with disabilities for over 40 years. Everything they offer...
The Business Case For Adaptive Golf
Article originally presented by Jeff Nicholson (VertaCat) and Dave Barton, PGA (Alliance) for Issue #39 of Golf Inclusion Monthly®, published by The...
How Rose Creek Golf Course Became a Destination for Adaptive Golfers
Matt Cook, PGA Professional at Rose Creek Golf Course, didn't set out to revolutionize golf in Fargo. He just wanted to help a friend.
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More Than a Game: How Mike Nicholson Used VA Benefits to Reclaim the Green
When Mike Nicholson's adaptive cart broke a week before the U.S. Adaptive Open, he needed to make a quick change. A borrowed VertaCat and one...
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The Loop in Chaska: Building Adaptive Golf Access from Day One
At The Loop Golf Course in Chaska, Minnesota, adaptive access was baked into the blueprint. Today, three VertaCats serve golfers who travel from...