More than 200 of The Turn’s participants, their family and friends, donors, volunteers and staff gathered at the Wharton Center for the 13th Annual Join The Turn Outing. The double shotgun event, celebrating the importance of fitness and recreational programs to enhance the lives of people with physical disabilities, is annually referred to by those …
The author H.S. Scrivener attributed a saying to friends of his named the Allens that “To play golf is to spoil an otherwise enjoyable walk.”
People laugh at the expression, but think about what golf would mean to someone who can’t walk, can’t even swing the clubs. It’s a game that simply could not be enjoyed. Until now.
The Range at The Turn is part of an ongoing complete accessibility campaign at The Turn’s campus of the Wharton Center at North Olmsted Golf Club. The artificial turf driving range is in the first fairway and is used during programming of The Turn. This state-of-the-art turf has two different textures for practicing different types …
The Turn’s commitment to enhancing health and wellness of the physically challenged community continues to go beyond its weekly program for individuals and local groups. Educational opportunities have become a key component to helping program participants continue their quality of life throughout their daily lives. In addition to programs like adaptive yoga, new educational seminars …