There's no need for high, multiple tees. For example, golfers with a mobility problem can play a 10-yard downhill golf hole that includes a landbridge to the green. The children can see his or her golf ball roll onto the green, then easily ride a wheelchair or use crutches to the green. It's all possible because of the marvelous flexibility that's built into the Tam O'Shanter design. The non-conventional layout will be as diverse as our students.
Safety is our first and foremost concern.
Conventional golf courses stagger their starting times to protect the players. We will have only widely spaced and highly-supervised groups on our course at any one time, thus preventing any potentially dangerous situation. A portion of the range will be artificial turf for wheelchair use and wet weather practice. The length of each hole can vary according to each students ability. Each routing will have its own score card to be used for developmental level reached by students.