Upcoming Clinics

Why Should I Play Adaptive Golf?

Learning to play golf is fun and is a great way to make new friends and enjoy the outdoors, while getting recreational therapy. 

• We have our own Adaptive trained golf coaches who teach golf to people with a variety of disabilities (with and without the use of any aids). 
• We have our own adaptive equipment including clubs and single-rider carts. 
• Classes include group instruction and individual instruction on the driving range, chipping area, and putting green.
• Volunteers are available to help as needed, providing special assistance on a case-by-case basis.
• Shuttle service is available from the parking lot to the driving range or putting green where the classes take place! 

When and Where are Clinics?

All clinics are held at Broken Tee Golf Course,  2101 W. Oxford Ave Englewood, CO 80110

 - The Clinics will rotate through:

• Putting
• Pitching
• Driving Range

First Session - June 4th & 5th to July 16th & 17th (NO CLINICS WEEK OF JULY 4)

• Tuesdays 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 
• Wednesdays 10:00 a.m.-12:00 a.m.

Second Session - July 23rd & 24th to September 3rd & 4th

• Tuesdays 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 
• Wednesdays 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

TWO Par 3 Play Dates - July 17th & September 4th 9:00 AM @ Broken Tee Golf Course

Tournament -

Applications: Linked at the bottom of this page. Due by May 1st 2024. Please scan and email applications to golf4thedisabled@gmail.com

How Do I Get There?

Students usually arrive on Access-A-Ride or are driven to the course by a friend or family member if they aren't able to drive themselves. We also have a taxi service partnership. Please call Ken Paieski at 303-619-5568 to learn how you can use this service.

How Do I Sign Up?

Fill out the 2024 Student Application and Waiver Forms by clicking on the buttons at the bottom of this page to download the forms.

More Questions?

Contact Ken Paieski or Doug Piroso by email at golf4thedisabled@gmail.com.

Regan Linton - "I honestly never expected to find such joy in such a simple activity, but between the game and the lovely volunteers and participants I’ve met, my morning sessions with Golf 4 the Disabled have become like a spiritual exercise that I can’t bear to miss.  (And, it doesn’t hurt that my game has improved to the point where I actually DO get an occasional birdie 

Percy Fry“ - Golf 4 the disabled was fun for several reasons.  I received excellent instruction and was able to use the special golf cart.  I enjoyed the volunteers who added pleasure and humor to the experience.  Thank you all!” 

Mary Frances Carroll - “Golf 4 the Disabled gives me the freedom to express myself that may not be shown or seen. It gives an individual independence and self-assurance as well as self-respect. These attributes are essential in leading a complete and happy life.” 

Sondra Pappas - "I want to tell you how much Golf 4 the Disabled has meant to Peter.  It has given him such a joy and sense of accomplishment and fulfillment to see what he is capable of doing against all odds.  What a wonderful opportunity your organization provides people—to  challenge themselves in the most caring and supportive environment.”

Carey Overstreet, STAR Coordinator with South Suburban Therepeutic Adaptive Recreation - "Thank you so much for the generous donation of two Solo Rider adapted golf carts to the South Suburban Parks and Recreation district. We now have adapted golf carts at three of our courses and players are not charged to use these carts. Your contribution will extremely enhance the golfing experience for people with disabilities in the South Suburban community."