BARRIER FREE GOLF INC
EIN 37-1750986 · Unknown (Z99)
What they do
Barrier Free Golf is A 501(c) (3) Non-profit Excited About Working With Golf Courses and Municipalities to Create Access Pathways to Fun Golf. In 2025 Barrier Free Golfs Main Efforts Have Been Pursuing The Opportunity to Build A Golf Facility In Minnesota That Can Host Both The USGAs Adaptive Open and The Minnesota State Amateur. This Facility Would Also Have A Driving Range and Short Game Area. The Emphasis Would Be to Build A Golf Facility That is Enjoyable for Playing Abilities. We Are Currently Pursuing Opportunities In The Twin Cities and Duluth. We Are Also Building A Business Model to Supply Adaptive Golf Carts to Various Public Golf Courses In Minnesot
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2014
- Location
- 1447 CHELMSFORD ST, SAINT PAUL, MN 55108-1404
- County
- Carver
- In care of
- Tim Andersen