United States Blind Golf Association

Phil Blackwell, President
18 Barnwood Circle
Greenville, SC 29607
www.blindgolf.com
Contact information: www.blindgolf.com/who_to_contact.htm

The USBGA promotes the game of golf for people with visual impairments. The BGA membership is for anyone who plays golf and is a totally blind (B-1) or vision impaired (B-2 or B-3) golfer. An application form is available online. The site provides articles on playing and coaching blind golf.

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