Amputation, stroke recovery, MS, chronic pain, mobility limits — golf accommodates more than almost any sport, and a measured coach can build your version of the swing.
Talk About Your Situation Or call/text (308) 370-9797There is no single correct golf swing — there are functional impact conditions, reachable through wildly different bodies. One-armed golfers break 90. Seated golfers compete nationally. Stroke survivors return to their leagues. The sport's deepest secret is that it accommodates almost any body that wants to play, provided the coaching starts from that body instead of a textbook model.
That is precisely what measurement enables: TrackMan doesn't grade your form against anyone's — it reports what your ball did, and we engineer your best repeatable way to improve those numbers within your real range of motion.
Before any swings: your condition, your history with the game, your goals — nine holes with friends and competitive golf are both valid targets.
Stance, grip, club selection, and swing shape built around what your body does well — verified by radar, not judged by convention.
Adaptive setups often benefit enormously from fitting — lighter shafts, adjusted lengths, and lie angles that meet your posture where it is.
Sessions pace to you — rest built in, no clock-watching, private indoor bays with level access throughout.
Half our adaptive students are rebuilding after something — surgery, stroke, injury — and need a bridge back to a game they love, often coordinating with their PT's guidance. The other half have lived in their bodies all along and simply never met a coach willing to engineer around them instead of past them. Both get the same thing here: a swing designed for the golfer actually standing (or sitting) in the bay.
Coaching by the 2015 Nebraska State Champion at Chronicle Golf in Grand Island — indoor, climate-controlled, accessible, and open daily 8am–8pm.
Amputations, hemiparesis, MS and Parkinson's, joint replacements, chronic pain, balance disorders, and more — the method is the same: start from your movement, engineer the swing, verify with radar. If you are unsure, call and describe your situation; the conversation is free.
Very likely, though possibly with a different-looking swing — and the radar frequently proves the new swing scores as well as the old one. Returning players are our most common adaptive students.
Indoor, level-access bays with climate control and private space — call ahead with specific needs and we will have the bay arranged before you arrive.
Gladly — post-surgery and recovery students often bring PT guidance, and we build the golf work inside those boundaries rather than around them.
Often dramatically — lighter shafts, non-standard lengths, and adjusted lie angles are half the battle for many adaptive setups. The Callaway tour fitter builds them in the same facility.
Golf has room for the body you have — it just needs coaching that starts there. Call, describe your situation, and let's build it.
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