Montgomery County is proud to welcome the U.S. Adaptive Open to Rockville this July 7–9, 2025. Hosted at the prestigious Woodmont Country Club, this inclusive championship brings together elite adaptive golfers and passionate fans for a weekend that highlights not only athletic talent, but also the values of accessibility, community, and belonging.
Launched in 2022, the U.S. Adaptive Open is the USGA’s first national championship dedicated to golfers with physical, sensory, or intellectual impairments. With a 96-player field and a 54-hole stroke-play format, the event features elite competitors from across the country—each with a powerful story of perseverance.
This year’s field includes 16-year-old Ryder Barr of Celina, Texas, the youngest competitor, and 75-year-old Dennis Walters of Jupiter, Florida, the championship’s oldest player. Of the 96 players, 72 are returning athletes, while 24 will make their championship debut.
Montgomery County’s deep commitment to accessibility and inclusion makes it the perfect host for this groundbreaking tournament. The championship is more than a competition, it’s a celebration of human resilience, sportsmanship, and the evolving future of golf.
The Venue: Woodmont’s South Course
Opened in 1950, designed by Alfred Tull, and recently reimagined in 2022 by Joel Weiman, the South Course is a classic layout with modern Sandbelt-style bunkering. Woodmont is ADA-compliant, with accessible pathways, parking, and designated viewing areas, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the championship experience.
Spectator and Volunteer Information
The U.S. Adaptive Open is free and open to the public. Bring family and friends to cheer on the athletes, soak in the energy, and experience the joy of inclusive competition. Volunteers are also being accepted for roles in player services, scoring, on-course support, and more.
Media Coverage
For the first time in event history, the final round will air live on Golf Channel from 2:00–4:00 p.m. on July 9, 2025, with highlights and athlete features running throughout the week. Live scoring and updates will also be available through official USGA channels.
Whether you’re planning to attend in person or follow the action from home, the U.S. Adaptive Open at Woodmont Country Club offers a unique opportunity to witness high-level competition and support inclusive sports. As you plan your visit, be sure to check out our events calendar, explore local attractions, and download the Visit MoCo Adventure Planner App to make the most of your time in Montgomery County.
