Blind Golf Guide Resources
Blind golf is an inclusive version of golf for players who are blind or vision impaired. It closely follows the standard rules of golf, with minor adaptations to support accessibility, and relies on clear communication, trust, and effective guiding.
In this resource, guides, caddies and club members will learn how to support golfers who are blind or vision impaired both on and off the course. It covers the fundamentals of effective communication, sight classifications, guide and caddie roles, course orientation, shot alignment, club positioning, and key responsibilities of the sighted guide. The guide aims to give volunteers, club members and caddies the confidence and tools to create safe, inclusive and enjoyable golfing experiences, while ensuring that each golfer remains independent in executing their own shot.
This video introduces the fundamentals of being a blind golf guide and caddie, while sharing the experiences of golfers who are blind or vision impaired.
It highlights the importance of clear communication, trust and teamwork in supporting a golfer on and off the course. Viewers will gain an understanding of key guiding skills, including orientation, shot alignment, club selection and course navigation, while seeing the positive impact that inclusive opportunities can have in golf.
Blind Golf Video: Supporting Golfers who are Blind or Vision Impaired