The United States Golf Association (USGA) has served as the national governing body of golf for the U.S., its territories, and Mexico since its formation in 1894. It’s a non-profit organization run by golfers for the benefit of golfers. The Association sponsors a variety of programs that benefits everyone who plays the game, from conducting 13 national championships each year, to writing and interpreting the Rules of Golf, to funding turf grass and course maintenance practices, to supporting grassroots programs through its “For the Good of the Game” initiative. The USGA is a proud supporter of the NAGA and The First Swing.

Hertz offers NAGA members special year-round discounts on your daily, weekly, weekend and monthly rentals for business or pleasure; traveling in the U.S. or worldwide.

Your Hertz CDP #1579777 is the key. Call 1-800-654-2200 (should you have special needs, ask for the disabled desk) or visit the Hertz website at www.hertz.com when making your reservation. It’s that easy!

The Professional Golf Association (PGA) is the largest working sports organization in the world and is a co-sponsor of the NAGA's First Swing Program. The PGA is comprised of more than 23,000 dedicated men and women promoting the game of golf to everyone, everywhere. 

With financial support from the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Charitable Service Trust and the Professional Golf Association (PGA), NAGA conducts nationwide "First Swing" seminars and "Learn to Golf" clinics annually.

Since 1988, the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Charitable Service Trust has partnered with NAGA in supporting the "First Swing" program.

Disabled American Veterans (DAV) presents the National Commanders Trophy annually at the NAGA national tournament. The recipient is a veteran who played in the tournament and who has contributed in his home town to the rehabilitation of other disabled people. The 1.1- million- member organization has a long partnership with the NAGA. 

Since 1994, College Park Inc., has supported the NAGA through funding and professionally staffing national and regional tournaments. The prosthetics manufacturer also hosts the Robinson Cup international match named after its deceased founder, David Lloyd Robinson, and modeled after the PGA Ryder Cup in which players from the U.S. compete against those from other countries in alternate shot and singles formats. Robinson’s company invented the TruStep™ prosthetic foot which is preferred by amputee golfers nationwide due to its built-in ankle and various customizing features.

Is proud to be a National Corporate Sponsor of the National Amputee Golf Association. 

Hanger is dedicated to advancing the field of prosthetics and orthotics to continue to improve the lives of the individuals that utilize these specialized, custom fit products. In our continuing effort to give as many amputees as possible access to our technology, we have more than 600 centers located nationwide.

Our "Tradition of Clinical Excellence" began with James Edward Hanger in 1861. When he was an 18 year-old soldier he became the first amputee of the Civil War. After losing his leg in the first land battle of the war, Hanger turned his personal tragedy into an invaluable service for mankind. He returned to his hometown in Virginia and developed an artificial leg from whittled barrel staves. His success prompted him to to make the "Hanger Limb", as it became known,
for other Confederate amputees in the area.

For a complimentary evaluation or information about a center near you, please call a patient representative at 1-877-4-HANGER

Ossur is proud to be a sponsoring partner of the National Amputee Golf Association. Our wide range of high performance products includes the Flex-Foot Ceterus. Its rotational quality and extra flexibility has delighted many avid golfers.

"It's a rewarding sport on many levels. As amputees we're working with the best of what we've got, using technology, the mind and game management to be the best we can."
Bob MacDermott, champion golfer and member of Team Ossur

SoloRider, America’s leading single rider golf car, is pleased to support NAGA and golf in general. SoloRider’s single rider golf car utilizes technology in a golf car to enable mobility impaired golfers to play the game for a lifetime.

Custom designed four-corner coil-over shocks provide the smoothest ride in golf, the patented 350 degree swivel seat with adjustable stand-up mechanism provides swing flexibility, bi-lateral hand controls allow easy steering, acceleration and braking, styled to fit well with a standard golf car fleet, unique design resulting in safest golf car on the market, and the car travels at the same speed as a standard car.

When you choose to ride, choose SoloRider. It goes where you want to go on the golf course including tees and greens. Enjoy the game with SoloRider.

The Orthotic and Prosthetic Assistance Fund (OPAF) aims primarily to enable individuals with physical disabilities - especially those served by members of the orthotics and prosthetics community - to enjoy the rewards of personal achievement, physical fitness, and social interaction.   As part of its mission, OPAF is proud to support NAGA and its programs.

Since 2001, NAGA has been integral to OPAF's Fit for Life (c) program, which seeks to benefit individuals who may not want to participate in demanding aerobic exercise.

In cooperation with NAGA, OPAF is able to offer at least two First Swing mini-clinics each year. These mini-clinics offer guidance in swinging a golf club and learning how to get the golf ball airborne.