Golfer without hand
When born, Canesi did not have a right hand, and left hand with only two pieces of bones, can be twisted like crabs to "pick up" the small object. With such defects, Canesi had to grip the stick into the armpits to polish. This type of swing came naturally, when he borrowed Xi's stick to play at the age of 6.
Coming to Golf, Canesi belongs to "Lefty faction", such as Phil Mickelson - the right wing and the left wing guides, currently reaching Handicap 5.6.
You have to use special sticks. In the usual stick set, the longest driving handle fluctuates in the range of 46-48 inches (1 inch = 2.54 cm). But Canesi's wooden sticks, the rolling part of 58 inches long, and the iron group is 56 inches.
He has just been designed by Cobra and donated a set. And with new tools, Canesi can play from 200 to 220 yards, hitting iron sticks No. 7 is 150 yards, while Pitching Wedge usually reaches 100 yards. "They take me to the headquarters to try the stick, complete the design and sponsor the finished product, thereby helping me to the new level," Canesi mentioned on Golfweek on July 19.
Whenever he has a goal, he is determined to pursue it. "Nothing can prevent me from striving. I want to show people everything has a way to accomplish."
Canesi reminds himself of that view by tattooing "Hakuna Matata" on the ribs, inspired by the song of the same name in the cartoon "Lion King", version 1994. That phrase means "nothing trouble" In Swahili.
So far, Canesi has recorded two Hole-in-One, in which the nearest 2018 contributes to help him up the Morning Drive program of Golf Channel.
On July 20, Canesi rolled T46 with a +45 point after three rounds of US Adaptive Open. This is a golf tournament for people with disabilities led by the US Golf Association (USGA), taking place on the No. 6 pitch of Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina, which has repeatedly hosted Major US Open. The male championship belongs to the Korean player Simon Lee, at -3 point, while Kim Moore won the women's prize at +16.
Lee, Korean nationality with intellectual disabilities, reached Handicap 3.6. Moore has no right leg at birth and grows up and loses a left leg, but reaches handicap 1.4.
US Adaptive Open opened the gathering of 96 players aged 16 to 80, of which 25 golfers from Europe, Canada, Mexico, Korea, Japan, Cup competition and medal through three rounds of Pinehurst Resort Many times host Major US Open. The tournament has 78 men and 18 women with four balloon positions (maximum 36.4) and the disabled group includes: defect limbs (one or more limbs), visual impairment, intellectual disability, nerves, shortness and "Only in the sitting position".
