Our Partners
The Triangle Blind Golfers Association is proud to collaborate with organizations that share our commitment to accessibility, inclusion, and opportunity for blind and visually impaired individuals.
Stronger Together Through Partnership
The Triangle Blind Golfers Association believes meaningful impact is created through collaboration. Our partners play an essential role in helping us expand access to golf, provide resources, and strengthen the community that supports blind and visually impaired golfers. Each partnership reflects a shared commitment to dignity, independence, and opportunity. Together, we work to remove barriers and create inclusive experiences both on and off the course.







Our partners include advocacy organizations, community nonprofits, and national associations dedicated to serving blind and visually impaired individuals through education, recreation, and support.
Partnerships may include organizations such as:
✅ Advocacy and accessibility organizations
✅ Community-based nonprofits and service groups
✅ Golf courses, clubs, and recreation facilities
✅ Educational, library, and resource organizations
Community and Organizational Partners
We are grateful for the ongoing support and collaboration of the following organizations:
✅ North Carolina Council of the Blind
✅ Friends of the North Carolina Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped
✅ The Disability Awareness Council of Orange County
✅ United States Blind Golf Association
✅ Hillandale Golf Course
✅ The Governor Morehead School
✅ United Way of the Greater Triangle
TBGA Partner Spotlight
Karl Kimball is a nationally respected golf professional and longtime advocate for inclusive and adaptive golf. A member of the PGA of America since 1984, Karl has dedicated decades of his career to growing the game and expanding access for golfers of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds.
Throughout his career, Karl has earned numerous professional honors, including North Florida Section PGA Champion and Player of the Year, and has competed and won events across the United States. His accomplishments include leading the money list on the Dakotas Tour, multiple Carolinas Section PGA major championships, and participation in PGA Regional Championships. He has also served in leadership roles within the PGA of America, including as Past President of the Carolinas PGA and as a member of the PGA President’s Council on Growing the Game.
Beyond competitive success, Karl is widely recognized for his impact as an educator and mentor. He has conducted corporate and community clinics nationwide, served as a featured instructor at major golf shows, and has long championed programs that use golf as a tool for confidence, wellness, and personal growth. His philosophy that the golf swing begins from the ground up has helped countless students improve both their game and their understanding of the sport.
Karl’s commitment to adaptive and inclusive golf aligns closely with the mission of the Triangle Blind Golfers Association. Through his leadership at Hillandale Golf Course, he supports initiatives that ensure blind and visually impaired golfers have meaningful access to instruction, facilities, and supportive playing environments. His partnership with TGBA reflects a shared belief that golf should be welcoming, empowering, and accessible to all.
Why Partnerships Matter
Partnerships allow the Triangle Blind Golfers Association to reach more individuals, provide better resources, and build stronger programs. Through collaboration, we are able to connect golfers with supportive networks, expand awareness, and ensure our programs remain accessible and inclusive. We value partnerships built on mutual respect, shared goals, and a commitment to making a positive difference. Through our partners, golfers gain access to training facilities, adaptive resources, community outreach, and inclusive on-course experiences that make participation possible.
Growing Our Network
As TBGA continues to grow, we look forward to building new partnerships with organizations, businesses, and community groups that align with our mission. If your organization is interested in partnering with the Triangle Blind Golfers Association, we welcome the opportunity to connect and explore ways to work together. We welcome conversations with organizations of all sizes who share a commitment to inclusion and access.
Triangle Blind Golf Association is a nonprofit organization recognized as tax exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.
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