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Special Olympics Golf Case Study

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In August, Brian started participating in Special Olympics golf. He attended practice each week at the Crossings and enjoyed seeing his fellow competitors. In September, Brian attended his Ventures group meeting at Belmont Recreation Center. He enjoyed seeing his friends and talking about their summer events. Brian participated in a Special Olympics golf tournament at the Crossings golf course. Brian did well with his skills participation and won a second place ribbon. In October, Brian celebrated his birthday with his family, co-workers, and with his housemates. He enjoyed ordering dinner for the house, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and having chocolate cake for dessert. Brian enjoyed going out with his coworkers for a birthday celebration at
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