Through our unique talents as blind and visually impaired golfers, we strive toMotivate, Inspire, and Serveall those facing the challenges of sight loss. We believe that vision goes beyond what the eyes can see. On and off the course, we use our passion for golf to prove that obstacles don’t define us — determination does.
Whether it’s a first-time golfer or someone adjusting to life without sight, we’re here to show that hope, healing, and purpose are always within reach.
Together, we’re building a community that supports, uplifts, and empowers — one swing at a time.
Ohio Blind Golf is a division of American Blind Golf, a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting golf for blind and visually impaired individuals. Based in Wadsworth, Ohio, the organization provides opportunities for these individuals to learn, compete, and enjoy the game of golf.
The Memorial Cup has concluded, and it was a tremendous success. Players & coaches ventured from across the U.S. and from as far as Western Canada to compete. This year first time player Umesh Singh and coach Roni ventured to the Buckeye State. They were welcomed with open arms and fit into the ABG family with ease.
During the week, players and coaches were treated to an opening meet & greet with pizza, lunch following the first round from Water Main Grille, our annual trip to Blue Heron Pub following the second round, the Awards Dinner at the Blue Heron Ball Room following the final round, and of course, the “Fore” the Warrior Scramble.
A very special thank you to Tom Stugmyer for taking photos at numerous events during the week. From the opening days play through the charity scramble, Tom was always there.
The Phoenix Cup is a prestigious international golf tournament that brings together golfers with various disabilities from around the world. Over the past three decades, 888 golfers with disabilities from 18 countries have participated in the Phoenix Cup, making it a significant event in promoting inclusivity in golf.
In the spring of 2006 Denny McCulloch lost his two year battle with cancer. In his memory, the members of the Rittman Lions, along with the Blind Golfers, decided to honor him by naming the tournament the McCulloch Memorial Match Play Championships. In 2010 we hosted the Ryder Cup of Blind/Visually Impaired Golf. We returned to the match play format in 2011 and permanently renamed the tournament the "Memorial." We look forward to hosting the Match Play championships for years to come!
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