NDIS Plan Managers & Support Coordinators

Structured Golf Coaching for Real-World OutcomesPure Impact delivers coaching-led golf sessions that build:* practical skills
* confidence
* independencein a real community setting.⸻What We DoA structured, progressive coaching program using golf to develop:* movement and coordination
* sequencing and task execution
* decision-making and focus
* confidence in community environmentsSessions are consistent, planned, and focused on measurable progress.

NDIS Outcomes SupportedPhysical
Balance, Coordination, MobilityFunctional
Routines, Planning, Task CompletionIndependence
Participation and navigating community environmentsEmotional
Managing frustration and building confidence through progressSocial
Communication and appropriate interactions⸻How It’s Delivered* Structured and goal-oriented sessions
* Tailored to individual ability
* Consistent coaching framework
* Skill development

NDIS Alignment**Delivered under:Core Supports – Assistance with Social & Community Participation

Case Study

A participant with low confidence in community environments and limited social engagement began structured golf coaching through Pure Impact.Initially, they required consistent prompting to stay on task, experienced frustration during activities, and were hesitant to interact in shared settings.Through regular, coaching-led sessions, the participant developed:* The ability to follow routines independently
* Improved focus and task completion
* Strategies to manage frustration and setbacks
* Growing confidence interacting with others
* A repeatable, effective golf swing using the Pure Impact methodsAs skills and confidence improved, sessions progressed from guided practice to on-course play in a public golf environment. Prompting reduced from constant to occasional, and the participant began engaging more independently.Over time, the participant:* Began playing regularly on a public golf course
* Formed connections with other golfers
* Started participating in clinics and Special Olympics golf tournamentsThey now attend and play with minimal support, demonstrating confidence in both social and performance settings.Outcome:Increased independence, improved emotional regulation, and active participation in community and competitive environments—supported through the development of a reliable golf skillset.