Project GAIN (Golf: Accessible and Inclusive Networks) is a national research and development project funded by
the United States Golf Association Foundation, the PGA of America Foundation, and the PGA TOUR. The project is
designed to be a comprehensive community based program, using the game of golf as the primary medium, to maximize
opportunities for inclusion into the fabric of the local community by people with disabilities.
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- Golf Games For ALL (A news article published by The Courier, Findlay Ohio)
- added 04/11/05
Countless friendships are made and many a business deal hashed out on the golf course. Between the clubhouse and the 18th hole, bonds are forged and, depending on how many sand traps one hits, fun is had. In May, the University of Findlay and the Ability Center of Toledo...
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- Jared Peppers 24th Birthday
- added 03/04/05
For Jared 24th birthday, it was his wish to go golfing. Now with the availability of adaptive golf carts, Jared's wishes are being fulfilled.
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- Toledo GAIN to expand in 2005
- added 03/04/05
The Ability Center of Greater Toledo will expand Project GAIN to five communities in northwest Ohio during 2005. More>>
- New Project GAIN site launching in Howard County, Maryland
- added 03/04/05
Howard County, Maryland is the newest Project GAIN program, launching in March of 2005. The program will be administered by
the Howard County Recreation and Parks Department. In 2005, this program expects to involve at least 100 participants with and
without disabilities in this newest program to provide individuals with disabilities the opportunity to get involved in a year
around inclusive golf program. More>>
- Project GAIN - UTAH's "Tee Times Newletter 2004"
- added 12/13/04
The present issue of Project GAIN-UTAH "Tee Time Newletter" is available here as a pdf file. More>>
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