Game Development Program

We’ve recently launched the Advanced Lesson Academy of Golf “Game Development” program. Traditionally, one of the barriers for people with disabilities has been the lack of qualified instruction. Our staff acknowledges this dilemma and, to this end, has created a goal-oriented program that offers adaptive instruction and enables full sport participation by people of all abilities, as prescribed by The National Alliance for Accessible Golf.

Held every week, “Game Development” presents three-hour programs that are held twice daily. We focus on the fundamentals of the game of golf, including basic swing techniques and short game instruction. Golfers are invited to practice and learn their game under the supervision and instruction of our Advanced Lesson Academy of Golf teaching professionals. A low student-to-teacher ratio allows for individual training and equal attention for all participants.

The “Game Development” program also promotes golf interest among youth.
ALA has also established a junior development golf program for qualifying youth, eighteen years and under. Our goal is to teach the game of golf as a team sport in an
effort to aid local schools in the establishment of programs that foster a higher level of Competitiveness. ALA intends to promote the development of golf as a means of healthful recreation, physical fitness, and good sportsmanship. We also intend to acquire university golf scholarships for deserving minority and life-long sport underprivileged high school graduates.

Disabled Golfer Program

Lightfoot believes that students with disabilities should be provided every opportunity to seek adventure and fulfill their personal challenges. We have designed a program in which our instructors can go to any location (gymnasiums, parking lots, classrooms, schoolyards) and set up swing cages and putting, chipping, and pitching greens facilitated with netting and video diagnostic equipment.

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This page was last updated on 04/01/04