Golf is a precision club and ball sport, in which competing players (golfers) use many types of clubs to hit balls into a series of holes on a golf course using the fewest number of strokes. Golf courses each feature a unique design and typically consist of 9 or 18 holes. Special Olympics Wisconsin offers 9-hole stroke play for individual golfers, and alternate shot competition for unified pairs.
2023 Competition Options
Special Olympics Wisconsin will host two State Golf Competitions in July and August. Golfers can compete in both tournaments. Competitors must submit their six most recent scores with registration.
Events Offered
- Level 2 – Unified Sports Alternate Shot Team Play
- Level 4 – Individual Stroke Play 9-Hole Competition
Important Dates
- Virtual Pre-season Coaches Meeting: June 22
- Medical Deadline: July 1
State Competition Dates
| EVENT | DIRECTOR | REGIONS ASSIGNED |
EVENT DATE |
SITE (LOCATION) |
REGISTRATION DEADLINE |
SCRATCH DEADLINE |
| Southern State Golf Tournament |
Adam Loeber |
Any | July 23 | Kestrel Ridge Golf Course (Columbus) |
July 5 | July 14 |
| Northern State Golf Tournament |
Megan Quandt |
Any | August 26 | Ledgeview Golf Course (De Pere) |
August 9 | August 18 |
Rules & Forms
- Golf Rules (Coming Soon)
- State Golf Registration Form (Coming Soon)
- Special Needs Form
