Mary Anna Hanke is a snow-capped, twinkle-eyed, octogenarian dynamo. She golfs two to three times a week, typically completing her usual nine holes in less than two hours. Respectable indeed! She has embraced a service oriented way of life since her youth and continues that commitment now with her support of the Adaptive Golf Experience program. Individuals with challenges due to spinal chord injuries, stroke, TBI, or amputation are given the opportunity to learn the sport with the appropriate adaptations from a golf professional and physical therapist. They experience the joy and satisfaction of bringing outdoor recreational activity back into their lives. The clinics are held the third Saturday of every month from 9 to 11 a.m., are free and open to civilians, veterans, and active military at The Legends Golf Course at Parris Island. The availability of high-tech adaptive devices, such as Ottobech Paragolfer, an Eagle Standup and a Solo-Rider, allow even those without the ability to stand to enjoy the sport. The course maintains the adaptive equipment for use by the para-golfers whenever they choose to play a round. The organization has full support from Beaufort Memorial Hospital Orthopedic and Rehabilitative Services departments, as well as the Marine Corps Community Services organization. Mary Anna regularly plays at The Legends Course with golfers she has met at the clinics. She smiles broadly, “I have one buddy who hits it farther with one arm than I can with two! I am always so impressed by the participants’ abilities and so happy to be a part of helping them find their way to enhancing and expanding those abilities.”