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Worldwide Amputee Golf Associations

N.A.G.A - National Amputee Golf Association (USA)

Incorporated in 1954, NAGA was comprised of a small group of amputee golfers who played friendly games that quickly developed into regional tournament play in various cities across the United States. Today NAGA has over 2500 members worldwide.

E.A.G.A. - Eastern Amputee Golf Association (USA)

The EAGA was formed along the same guidelines as that of the National Amputee Golf Association (NAGA) but has its own Officers, Constitution, Bylaws, and Membership Dues. EAGA's prime purpose is to organize and conduct amputee golfing events and "Learn to Golf" clinics for any physically challenged individual, provide communication between its members and act as a bridge between its members and the National Association.

W.A.G.A. - Western Amputee Golf Association (USA)

The Western Amputee Golf Association (WAGA), established in 1968, began with nearly 40 members and a single annual tournament. The organization has grown steadily and today boasts a membership in excess of 200, with numerous tournaments staged year round. In addition to its golf activities, WAGA has raised money for scholarships for amputees wanting to attend a college program. In addition, its members work to disseminate information about new developments in prosthetic devices that allow amputees to participate in sports, and enjoy life to its fullest.

C.A.G.A. - Canadian Amputee Golf Association (Canada)

It has been evident over the past number of years, that amputee golfers in Canada want a truly amputee golf association to unite and represent them. It is for this purpose that C.A.G.A. has been structured. C.A.G.A.'s priorities are to encourage more amputee golf tournaments throughout the country and to assist organizers in their preparation and staging of a golf tournament. Whether or not it is a one-day event for a dozen amputees, or a Pro/Amp tournament, involving golf professionals, amateur golfers and a field of 128 players, or a National championship featuring the best amputee golfers in Canada and around the world, C.A.G.A. will be there.

South Australian Amputee Golf Association (Australia)