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Making golf more accessible

Making golf more accessible By Heather Wood, Golf Course News Magazine, January 1, 2007 Jack Eick credits the SoloRider golf cart manufactured in Englewood, Colorado for bringing him back to the links.Eick, 83, was an avid golfer until a nervous

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SoloRider Cart helps disabled golfers get back onto fairways

By KELLY ESSER Staff Writer newsatniagara.com, Nov. 24, 2006 The seat elevates, then swivels 360 degrees, making the cart safer for the greens than the average human. The SoloRider golf cart has opened many doors for the disabled and

Embracing disabled golfers could increase revenues

World Golf News CENTENNIAL, Colo. -- Golf could add 400,000 rounds and increase revenues by as much as $60 million by further embracing the disabled golf community, according to SoloRider. "The potential golf market of mobility-impaired players

Unique cart gets all golfers on the green

Unique cart gets all golfers on the green Wayne Creighton, Niagara This Week, Sept 20, 2006 Frank Peter putts from his SoloRider on the 11th green at Grand Niagara. The SoloRider enables physically  disabled golfers such as Peter to play a

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Single-seater carts give disabled players a shot

Single-seater carts give disabled players a shot Tim Johnson, Staff Writer The Daily Nonpareil Online - September 14, 2006Staff photo/Tim Johnson - Barry Ridout gets ready to tee off from a Solo Rider one-person golf cart Wednesday at Shoreline

Golfing continues for disabled

By Matt Cota KSBY-TV A new day for golfers who may have given up the game. The Santa Barbara Golf Club joined dozens of other courses around the country in giving disabled and elderly golfers a second chance on the greens. A player for 50 years,

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