By Cecilia Chan, Independent Newspapers Monroe Berkman, who has polio, used to play golf by balancing himself on his one good leg as he took a swing. The Tampa, Fla. resident, who took up the game at 7 years old, was diagnosed at 12 with polio, a

By BILL CHASTAIN - Tribune correspondent Santa Claus recently visited The Claw at USF golf course. And as a result, mobility impaired golfers will now be afforded the opportunity to play a round of golf. According to Jim Fee, director of golf at

The SoloRider AteeA33 Single-Rider Golf Car is a winner of a 2002 da Vinci Award! The da Vinci Awards were developed to recognize individuals, organizations, and corporations in the engineering, construction, and technical realm whose design

Improved Battery Life, Easier Steering Lead Extensive Enhancements to 2005 SoloRider CENTENNIAL, CO- Improved battery life and easier steering are among a long list of enhancements that reinforce SoloRider's reputation as the industry's best

As Dany Baker rides up to his golf ball in the fairway, his foremost thought is alignment. He's got to stop his SoloRider golf cart so that the front end points slightly left of his target and won't be in the way of his next shot. Once the cart is

Trey Holland, President of the United States Golf Association, reports that the USGA is taking a lead role in supporting accessibility, creating a Resource Center for Golfers with Disabilites. "From: Trey Holland To: 'Roger A Pretekin' Sent: