Eastern Amputee Golf Association

The Eastern Amputee Golf Association (EAGA)

was formed by Bob Buck, retired National Amputee Golf Association’s Eastern Trustee, and others who were interested in developing a regional amputee golf association.

The EAGA was formed along the same guidelines as that of the National Amputee Golf Association (NAGA) but has its own Officers, Constitution, Bylaws, and Membership Dues. EAGA’s prime purpose is to organize and conduct amputee golfing events and “Learn to Golf” clinics for any physically challenged individual, provide communication between its members and act as a bridge between its members and the National Association.

The EAGA also assists NAGA in conducting the “First Swing” seminars for rehabilitation, parks and recreation, and golf professionals.

2026 Upcoming Events and Programs

Amputee Golf Tournaments

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Swing Seminars and Learn to Golf Clinics

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Veteran Amputee Golf Outings

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Scholarships

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EAGA News and Updates

Congratulations to EAGA Executive Director Bob Buck on Prestigious USGA Recognition

The Eastern Amputee Golf Association (EAGA) proudly congratulates our Executive Director, Bob Buck, on receiving a distinguished award from the United States Golf Association (USGA).

This honor reflects Bob’s longstanding dedication and impact on the game of golf—not only for amputee golfers, but across the entire adaptive golf community. His leadership, vision, and commitment have helped expand opportunities, awareness, and inclusion within the sport.

We invite our members and visitors to watch the official USGA award video, which highlights Bob’s remarkable contributions and the continued mission of EAGA.

Watch the Video – Bob Buck McGraw Family Award

On behalf of the entire EAGA community, we extend our sincere congratulations to Bob on this well-deserved recognition and thank him for his continued service to amputee and adaptive golf.