2025 Championship

DIVISON WINNERS

Adaptive golf impairment classifications group players based on physical, sensory, or intellectual impairments. Thus, ensuring fair and competitve competition. These categories include mobility, limb deficiency, visual, neurological, and intellectual impairments.

Each classification helps level the playing field by matching golfers with similar abilities, promoting inclusion and equity in adaptive golf events.

MEN’S EVENT

• Men’s G1 (impairment affecting one leg): Pfeifer. 214, Browne 216
• Men’s G2 (impairment in lower leg, less impactful than G1: Taylor 226, Bittner 229
• Men’s G3 (impairment in both legs):  Bowen 259,  Cutter 274
• Men’s G4 (impairment affecting one arm):  Biser 234, Snyder 241
• Men’s G5 (impairment affecting one arm in use of the swing): Walden 221, Hunke 225
• Men’s G6 (impairment in both arms): Philbeck 241, Canesi 242
• Men’s G8 (neurological impairments): Biggins 222, Carrol 234
• Men’s G9 (seated golfers):  Tubio 254, Nicholson 279
• Men’s G10 (near to normal trunk control): Togisala 229, Celano 248
• Men’s G14 (short stature): Reilly 242
• Men’s G15 (intellectual disabilities): Berglund, Stancil 253

WOMEN’S EVENT
• Women’s G1 (impairment affecting one leg): Kelsey Koch 299. Stacy Rice
• Women’s G2 (impairment in lower leg, less impactful than G1: Dwyer 289, Allen 
  Women’s G3 ( Impairments in both legs) Cynthia Lawrence
• Women’s G4 (impairment affecting one arm): Kellie Valentine 296, Sarah Lawson
• Women’s G5 (impairment affecting one arm in use of the swing): Sophia Howard 271
• Women’s G8 (neurological impairments): Ryanne Jackson 234, Cassie Sengul 241
• Women’s G15 (intellectual disabilities): Natasha Stasiuk 230, Amy Bockerstette

MORE EVENT IMAGES

Now visit our 2025 event image gallery, where the passion and abilities of the golfers taking part are displayed.

Each photo tells a unique story, offering a glimpse into the people, that took part at this histroic championship.