North American One-Armed Golfer Association

North American One-Armed Golfer Association NAOAGA will strive to promote the game of golf to those who by reason of traumatic injury, birth defect, or medical condition must play "one-handed".

This page serves as a medium for the North American One-Armed Golfer Association to communicate with its members and supporters astound the world about tournaments, disabled golfer events, the Fightmaster Cup and the Hand for Heroes program. We will organize international competitions at various championship venues across North America. Beyond competitions and recreation, we plan to provide a forum for discussing pertinent issues related to life with a disability, and maintain a resource database that links to information regarding prosthetics, support groups, career opportunities, educational grants, & scholarships, and legal rights.

Good Luck to Randy Mackus and everyone traveling to Chicago to compete this week! Never Quit 💪
09/09/2026

Good Luck to Randy Mackus and everyone traveling to Chicago to compete this week! Never Quit 💪

Check out Dan Wolfe with his new Club Glove Travel Bags! NAOAGA has a good relationship and gets special pricing if anyo...
09/04/2026

Check out Dan Wolfe with his new Club Glove Travel Bags! NAOAGA has a good relationship and gets special pricing if anyone is interested. Reach out to Shawn Reimold at [email protected] to order yours

Looking Great, Dan! Never Quit 💪

08/31/2026

Keep May 24-27 2027 open for our Annual Meeting & Championship in Thompson, Connecticut 💪

Keep following for further Details 🏎️ ⛳️

NAOAGA Members had a blast at the 77th NAGA National Amputee & Adaptive Golf Championships at Hyland Golf Course in Sout...
08/29/2026

NAOAGA Members had a blast at the 77th NAGA National Amputee & Adaptive Golf Championships at Hyland Golf Course in Southern Pines, NC this week!

Congratulations to Vince Biser taking home The Overall Adaptive Flight, Steve Shipuleski taking home the Adaptive Senior Flight, Jay James winning the Senior G5 Flight, Alan Gentry medaling in his flight as well as Jonathan Beard.

Thank You to NAGA for your hospitality and continued support, Never Quit!

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08/26/2026

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This years MWAGA Adaptive Open will have both a Gross and Net Division Champion in all of the Sport Classes. So what does this mean to one of our participants? Gross scoring is your score and the other participant players scores listed numerically, but the Net score is your score minus your USAGR Tournament Handicap Index (THI) an the same process for the other participant players scores listed numerically.

for example, Player 1 has a THI of 25.4 (26) and Player 2 has a THI of 6.8 (7). Player 1 shoots scores of 92 and 96 and Player 2 shoot scores of 78 and 80 for the weekend.

in the GROSS Division, Player 2 would have a combined score of 158 and Player 1 would have a combined score of 188. Player 2 would have the better score, but in the NET Division, Player 1 would have a combined score of 136 and Player 2 combined score would be 144, Player 1 would be the NET Champion.

08/26/2026

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