WAGA News
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.
Appointment to Board of Directors
On September 4, 2025, Amanda Cunha, recognized as the world’s #1 ranked female golfer with sight impairment, was named to the Board of Directors of The Western Amputee Golf Association. Her appointment marks a significant milestone for the organization, bringing invaluable leadership and expertise from the pinnacle of adaptive golf.
Commitment to Inclusive Growth
Amanda’s presence on the Board is a great asset to the adaptive golf community. Her guidance will help advance the mission of making golf inclusive for all disabled persons.
Academic and Athletic Involvement
Amanda is currently a student at the University of Arizona and competes as a member of the Adaptive Golf Team.
The NCPGA is proud to provide multiple PGA HOPE programs across Northern California to help Veterans find their own swing, and improve their physical and mental health through the game of golf.
"Golf is a great healer - it can do a lot of good for a lot of people." - Jim Langley, PGA, beloved Head Professional Cypress Point Club, US Marine Veteran, one arm adaptive golf player (1937-2013).
