About
About Us
Brief History
ParaGolf Ontario has a proud history of creating opportunities for persons with disabilities to participate, compete, and succeed in the sport of golf.
The organization’s roots can be traced back to the Ontario Amputee Sport Association (OASA), which was established to provide athletes with limb loss and other physical disabilities opportunities to participate in sport and compete at the provincial, national, and international levels.
Mission Statement
Our Mission is to to empower individuals with physical, cognitive or sensory exceptionalities to enhance one’s life through the game of golf. We provide opportunity and assistance for all members in Ontario to participate in golf and other physical activities to the level of their interest and capability.
Our Goals
To provide the opportunity for amputees and other physically challenged individuals to participate in leisure, fitness and/or competitive sports.
To develop public awareness of sport for amputees and other physically challenged individuals within the Province of Ontario.
To develop liaisons with other groups who are involved with sports for physically challenged, as well as non-challenged individuals at the local, regional, provincial, national and international levels.
Support
To support para-sport organizations throughout Ontario in achieving financial sustainability, while providing resources, assistance, and opportunities to amputees and other physically challenged individuals and their families to help them lead active, meaningful, and dignified lives.
Established In
1978
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Our Team
Board Members





Ken Mulgrew
Past President
Board of Directors
Brad Warren
Brent Clemens
Mike Trojan
Roman Tietz
Steve McCowan
