Golf is a game for everyone, regardless of physical boundaries.

At PGGCC, we are proud to support adaptive golfers at every stage—from local beginners learning to swing for therapy, to elite international competitors representing Prince George on the world stage.

Local Spotlight

Profile: Randall (Randy) Mackus

Local PGGCC member competing internationally as a one-armed unassisted golfer.
Ranked 3rd in Canada for adaptive golf.
Ranked 1st in Canada in his division.
Held an all-time high global WR4GD ranking of No. 38.
Finished 2nd in the Men’s Net Stableford division at the Canadian All Abilities Championship.

View Official World Rankings

The Practical Guide - How Do I Play Here?

Enjoy Our Fully Accessible Facility

Level surface range for all-abilities
Exterior ramp and Internal powered lift
Adaptive Lessons delivered by a PGA of Canada Member and active Adaptive tournament player
Limited elevation changes and fully accessible golf course

Connect with our Adaptive Golf Team

The Competitive Pathway Roadmap

4-Step Journey:

1. Club Level:

Establish an official Golf Canada handicap right here at PGGCC.

2. Provincial Level:

Compete regionally in events like the British Columbia All Abilities Championship.

3. National Level:

Qualify for the Canadian All Abilities Championship.

4. Global Stage:

Earn world ranking points tracked on the international EDGA WR4GD leaderboards.

Have Questions

See Brad, our very own adaptive golfer and PGA of Canada Class “A” Professional Click Here