Adaptive Golf Open Provides Fierce Competition, Growth of Game

Adaptive Golf Open Provides Fierce Competition, Growth of Game
Meredith Dwyer displays fine form that helped secure her the top qualifying position in the women's competition for the USGA Adaptive Open at Haworth CC. Courtesy of Metropolitan Golf Association
M. James Ward
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HAWORTH, N.J.—Growing the game of golf has been a constant talking point from a wide variety of the sport’s key stakeholders. Far too often, the phrase is repeated in a general manner. But the actual implementation is more problematic. Acknowledgement of an issue is one thing, and producing meaningful results quite another.

M. James Ward
M. James Ward
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Ward is a member of the Golf Writers Association of America and Met Golf Writers Association. He has covered over 100 major championships and 12 Ryder Cup Matches. His golf acumen extends to architecture/travel, equipment, apparel, and general interest stories as well as in-depth interviews with the leading participants and influencers in the sport.