Kipp Popert shot a record 61 in the first round of the 2025 US Adaptive Open at Woodmont Country Club, and then he closed the ...

Potomac native Ford Martin finished out his second U.S. Adaptive Open on Wednesday. He finished in a tie for 10th place in the coordination impairment category, according to the United… Read More ...

A third straight trip to the U.S. Adaptive Open brought South Ogden native Max Togisala a third straight medal as the top ...

Potomac native Ford Martin recalls standing about 18 feet away from his last hole on the Woodmont Country Club golf course on ...

Wood, who paid tribute to the host venue and its members after his final round 67, was a clear winner in the Men's Lower Limb Impairment category, taking the section by a nine shot margin over Chad ...

U.S. Adaptive Open, Kipp Popert won his third consecutive men's overall title and Kim Moore claimed the women's division.

A total of 96 players representing eight impairment categories competed on Woodmont's South course in Rockville, Maryland.

In the lead-up to the fourth U.S. Adaptive Open, Popert said he could only manage to play four holes of his practice round. Meanwhile, between arriving at Woodmont Country Club in Rockville, Md., and ...

Kim Moore and Kipp Popert accept their medals after winning their respective overalls at the 2025 U.S. Adaptive Open and ...

England's Kipp Popert shattered his own record for lowest score in U.S. Adaptive Open history on Monday in Maryland.

Kipp Popert shot a record 61 in the first round of the 2025 US Adaptive Open at Woodmont Country Club, and then he set the 36 ...