Healing

veterans & service members

What Drives Us

Veterans
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currently living in the US

Armed Forces
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living at home & abroad

feel in good health
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after serving their country

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Building Confidence

Warriors on the Green (WOTG) is dedicated to using the game of golf to improve the lives of our wounded, ill, or injured service members, veterans, and their families. Golf provides many mental well-being benefits. Research shows that golf can help individuals improve their confidence, self-esteem, and anxiety levels and is a proven treatment for depression and anxiety.

About WOTG
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Building Connections

Our plan is to build dedicated, year-round golf training facilities near military installations with large veteran populations. Visitors will connect with others like themselves and begin living more meaningful and happier lives.

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Our Partners

Links to Freedom Logo - WOTG Partner
SMGA Logo - WOTG Partner
Fairways for Warriors Logo - WOTG Partner
Operation Homefront Logo - WOTG Partner
The First Tee Logo - WOTG Partner
SURVICE Engineering Logo - WOTG Partner
ADW Logo - WOTG Partner
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BISM Logo - WOTG Partner
RMOA Business Association Logo - WOTG Partner
The World Golf Center Logo - WOTG Partner

WoTG Updates

SSG George Jordan golfing with friends
Announcements
Retired Army Veteran Reclaims His Life Through Golf
December 23, 2018
Announcements
Veterans Day Concert Highlights WOTG
November 27, 2018 BISM
External News
New HBO Documentary Puts a Much-Needed Face to Complex Veteran Struggles with PTSD
November 12, 2018
Aaron Silton
External News
Golf Helps Wounded Warrior Return to Normal Life
August 22, 2018
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WoTG Updates

SSG George Jordan golfing with friends
Announcements

Retired Army Veteran Reclaims His Life Through Golf

December 23, 2018 No Comments
For SSG George Jordan, the game of golf has helped the retired Army veteran reclaim his life.  Twenty years in the U.S. Army and multiple ...
Announcements

Veterans Day Concert Highlights WOTG

November 27, 2018 No Comments
Four war veterans from World War II, Korea and Operation Iraqi Freedom were honored at the Veterans Day Concert in downtown Baltimore on November 10.  ...
External News

New HBO Documentary Puts a Much-Needed Face to Complex Veteran Struggles with PTSD

November 12, 2018 No Comments
Source: By: J.D. Simkins, Military Times “When I first got back home from Afghanistan, my dad was like, ‘Hey, if you ever want to talk, ...
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Inspiring Stories

It gave me the opportunity to have that camaraderie with my brothers and sisters from all branches of the military. I really enjoyed getting up and coming out on a Saturday just to enjoy that friendship and that brotherhood and sisterhood that I had when I was in the military.
Sgt Michele Sealy USAF (Ret.)
Sgt Michele Sealy
USAF (Ret.)
It saved my marriage. It saved my relationship with my kids. It saved me. To me this program is a giant family. We get together within the program to learn golf, to better ourselves in the game of golf, but we also try to get the word of mouth out about this program and what it does for warriors.
TSgt Michael Towne USAF (Ret.)
TSgt Michael Towne
USAF (Ret.)
Being a wounded vet, you go through a lot of PTSD, all this trauma, and I feel like this program really takes all the burden from my family. When I’m on the golf course just enjoying myself, I’m not thinking about being sick. I feel myself. I know what I am. I feel much better.
SGT Jimmy Ochan SA (Ret.)
SGT Jimmy Ochan
SA (Ret.)

Quotes above are from clients of our partner, Links to Freedom and the work they do for our service members.

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