Here are some of the most inspiring swings in golf

Here are some of the most inspiring swings in golf

Beth Ann Nichols of our partner Golfweek is on hand at the inaugural US Adaptive Open at Pinehurst No. 6, and she captures video of some of the most incredible golf swings you’ll see.
As much as we love to see the power of Bryson DeChambeau, the precision of Collin Morikawa, or the elegance of Jin Young Ko, there’s something even more inspiring about a golfer’s swing that might be “missing” something but who found a way to overcome it and deliver the club behind the ball in his own unique way.
“I’m just trying to show people that there are other ways to do the job,” says Brian Canesi, born without hands but with a 5.6 handicap:
Brandon Canesi, 30, was born without hands and plays with custom extended clubs that allow him to anchor under his arms. pic.twitter.com/43ViRwB0X7
— Beth Ann Nichols (@GolfweekNichols) July 19, 2022
Brian Bemis has a better top position with one leg than most golfers with two:
Here’s Brian Bemis in slow motion. This man has had 57 surgeries. Absolutely love the game. Plays with a 6.7 handicap. pic.twitter.com/kOQEMFTyMu
— Beth Ann Nichols (@GolfweekNichols) July 19, 2022
His swing may be shorter than Jon Rahm’s, but sit-down golfer Larry Celano is perfectly gliding:
Larry Celano has had a spinal cord injury since being accidentally shot during the 1989 invasion of Panama. He is one of seven players seated at the US Adaptive Open. pic.twitter.com/x1ML00g7cq
— Beth Ann Nichols (@GolfweekNichols) July 19, 2022
This is Jordan Thomas. If you only looked at him from the waist up, would you even be able to tell he was a double amputee?
Jordan Thomas is a double below the knee amputee due to a boating accident at the age of 16. Thomas’ foundation provides prosthetics for children. His handicap index is +1.6. pic.twitter.com/7bDI1TH7KR
— Beth Ann Nichols (@GolfweekNichols) July 19, 2022
There are so many more videos of these incredible athletes. Check Beth Ann’s Twitter feed to see more throughout the week in Pinehurst.