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Our Mission

Advancing inclusive golf through seasoned development planning, responsible financing, and dedicated adaptive golf leadership.

A serene early-morning view of a resort-style golf hole threading between low, contemporary residential buildings and a small hospitality lodge, all designed with subtle ramps and step-free entries facing the course. The fairway is wide with clearly defined low-cut runoff areas, gentle side slopes, and an accessible bridge crossing a narrow water feature. Soft morning mist hangs lightly above the grass, while pale sunlight begins to illuminate the contours of the hole. Photographic realism with a slightly elevated, three-quarter perspective, sharp focus from foreground tee area to distant green. The composition emphasizes harmony between residential, hospitality, and adaptive golf design, conveying a calm, highly professional, and long-view development approach.
A close-up, photographic view of a specialized adaptive golf cart parked on a dedicated, smooth concrete staging area beside a practice green. The cart features a supportive, mechanical swing seat, sturdy side rails, and wide, low-pressure tires designed to protect the turf, all rendered in metallic silver and matte black materials. Behind it, a gently sloping, accessible practice green with multiple hole locations and a low, continuous curb shows thoughtful design. Soft overcast daylight creates diffused, shadow-free illumination, highlighting textures of rubber, metal, and grass. Captured from a slightly low, three-quarter angle with shallow depth of field, the mood is practical, respectful, and solutions-focused, emphasizing adaptive golf equipment integration into facility planning.

Experiences That Opens Golf to ALL

As a nonprofit, we pair 25+ years in golf development planning and finance with eight years advancing adaptive golf, helping hospitality, residential, and standalone facilities design courses, programs, and funding models that welcome golfers of every ability.

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Leadership Team

An elevated aerial view of a modern golf facility master plan rendered as a highly realistic three-dimensional physical model on a large drafting table. The model features multiple holes with widened fairways, generous landing areas, and clearly visible accessible cart paths with gentle slopes connecting tees, fairways, and greens. Nearby, neatly arranged scale models of a clubhouse, hospitality villas, and a standalone practice range sit on separate boards. Soft, even studio lighting from above creates crisp, professional shadows, emphasizing the precision of the planning. The mood is analytical, strategic, and expert, with the composition centered and sharp throughout, reinforcing decades of development and finance experience in adaptive golf projects.

Jon Moore

Executive Director

Guiding JCI and TIU4ALL’s strategy at the intersection of golf development, finance, and inclusion.

A detailed close-up of an adaptive practice area: a large, level hitting mat integrated flush with a smooth, accessible concrete platform, bordered by low, contrasting-edge curbs for wheel guidance. Parallel to it runs a gently sloped ramp leading to a chipping green with short-cut turf and a surrounding collar. Nearby, neatly arranged baskets of balls and club racks are mounted at varying heights for different physical needs. Late afternoon sunlight casts gentle side lighting, creating subtle highlights on the mat texture, brushed concrete, and manicured grass. Photographic realism from a low, side angle with shallow depth of field. The mood is thoughtful, functional, and quietly innovative, showcasing authentic adaptive golf infrastructure at a granular design level.

Christopher Schmidt

Adaptive Instruction & Adaptive Golf Design

Leads adaptive golf programming, ensuring course designs welcome golfers of all abilities and disabilities.

Woman in office calculating finances with charts and spreadsheets on screens and papers

Bev Douglas

Accounting and Office Manager

Oversees project finance, helping nonprofits, resorts, and communities fund inclusive golf facilities responsibly.

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Donald Burns

Retired Marine MSgt., Adaptive Military advisor and adaptive golfer

Connects industry partners, donors, and local advocates to adaptive military inclusion, adaptive golf access and impact.

Governance

Transparent governance, strategic partners, and clear impact metrics guide every adaptive golf initiative we support, ensuring donor confidence and sustainable outcomes for resorts, communities, and standalone courses committed to inclusive play.

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A sophisticated indoor meeting space with a long, dark wood conference table covered in detailed adaptive golf course plans, financial projection charts, and printed aerial photographs of golf properties. High-resolution screens on the walls display realistic visualizations of accessible resort-style and residential golf developments. Floor-to-ceiling windows reveal a distant, immaculately designed golf hole with wide landing zones and integrated accessible paths. Warm, indirect daylight mixes with recessed ceiling lighting, creating a balanced, professional glow. Shot from a slightly elevated angle with sharp focus throughout, the composition highlights the intersection of consulting, hospitality, residential planning, and adaptive golf expertise in a calm, organized, and highly professional atmosphere, with no visible people, only tools and materials.