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ADAPTIVE GOLF STICK COMBO    

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Picture of ADAPTIVE GOLF STICK COMBO The ADAptive Golf Stick Combo is a golf accessory designed for use by golf instructors and individuals with balance, mobility, or lower extremity disabilities, spinal cord injury, or arthritis and others who have difficulty bending, stooping, or reaching the ground or who play golf while seated. The combo includes the ADAptive Golf Stick and one Range Pro Tee. The ADAptive Golf Stick has a ball holder and tee holder at the end of a shaft similar in size to a golf club, and it can be used to insert a tee into the ground and place a ball on the tee. The user tosses the Range Pro Tee down on the ground and positions it with the ADAptive Golf Stick. DIMENSIONS: Range Pro Tee base is 2 inches wide.

Notes: Shipping and handling charges are not included in the purchase price listed.

Price: 59.95.

This product record was updated on February 14, 2013.

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Manufacturer:

Upright Golf

709 Iowa Street
Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613-1866
United States
Telephone: 319-268-0939.
Web: http://www.uprightgolf.com.
Email: info@uprightgolf.com.


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