WAGA News
The recent 2025 Phoenix Cup victory in Arizona featured six outstanding players from the Western Region. Amanda Cunha, Bailey Bish, Larry Celano, Kody Conover, Max Togisala, and Rob Walden were all part of the winning U.S. team, defeating team Europe 13-11
Western Amputee Golf Association Goodwill Ambassador Amy Bockerstette won multiple flights leading a strong WAGA showing at Sea Island, Georgia. The 6th annual Georgia Adaptive Open was held at the beautiful Sea Island Golf Club - Retreat Course, September 18th through 20th.
Arizona resident, Bockersette took home championships in the Women’s gross, net, and intellectual impairment categories. Amy finished 8th overall against a field of 56 players, both men and women.
Taking home the championship in both the Men’s multiple limb and double leg amputee classifications, was WAGA Board of Directors member and California resident Tim Healea.
Winning the championship in the Men’s co-ordination impairment category was Jarrett Fultz, an Arizona resident.
Fellow Arizonan, Justin Miller won the seated division championship.
The six person WAGA contingent enjoyed the hospitality of the Georgia State Golf Association. Full results can be found on Golf Genius.
In our continuing effort to grow Adaptive Golf, The Western Amputee Golf Association is excited to announce Amy Bockerstette as a Good Will Ambassador for the association. Amy will bring her exuberant personality and vitality to the forefront of our association and help in the effort to introduce persons with Down Syndrome, in the Western United States, to the game of golf.
