Golfing Holidays for the Disabled People

Golf has never been so popular and now, with advances in playing equipment, it is possible to be enjoyed by disabled and able bodied players alike whether as part of a holiday or at competition level. An adapted golfing buggy allows those players who are unable to walk or to stand for any length of time the opportunity to participate in the sport.
Golfing Tips For Disabled Players Playing from a Seated Position
When playing golf from an adapted golf buggy it will make your game easier, whether you are playing a relaxing game on holiday or at competition level, by following a few basic tips such as these. As fairways are expensive to maintain, it is important to minimise the chance of any damage being caused by your golf buggy. Measures to limit this can include playing with another golfer, who is able to retrieve your ball from areas of wet fairway, where otherwise a golfing buggy risks churning up the grass with its wheels.In order that play speed be maintained you should tee off from a location that would enable you to reach the green in regulation. It may also be a good idea to have your playing partner tee the ball for you. If you are playing solo try and learn to set up your tee quickly or, if that proves impractical, hit off the ground.
Once having hit your ball get as close as possible to its location in your golf buggy. Even if the slope makes the shot more difficult for you, you should always try and play the ball as it lies, as long as it is safe to do so. You may move the ball to a safer playing location, if conditions dictate it, but it should not improve the condition of the lie or your distance from the ball to the hole.
Once your buggy has been safely positioned you may adjust the ball, with your hand or with your club. It is permissible to take safety relief in situations where your ball would be playable by an able bodied golfer, but difficult or impossible for you.
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