In this episode of The Adjustment Game, host Jennifer Price sits down with Kenny Bontz, a four-time U.S. National Adaptive Golf Champion whose journey redefines resilience and purpose.

Diagnosed with diabetes at age 11, cancer at 19, and facing an amputation at 35, Kenny could have stepped away from sports altogether. Instead, he doubled down on golf, building a competitive career that has earned him titles around the world—and the respect of athletes coming up behind him.

Kenny shares how he reframed his challenges, why he refuses to ask “Why me?”, and how he’s paying it forward as a mentor in the adaptive golf community.

Whether you’re an athlete, coach, or simply someone navigating life’s toughest challenges, Kenny’s mindset and competitive drive offer lessons in grit, leadership, and perspective.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• How Kenny reframed his story from setbacks to strength
• The mental shift that carried him through cancer, diabetes, and amputation
• Why he sees adaptive golf as both competition and community
• His biggest tournament wins—and the lessons behind them
• How he mentors younger athletes to step confidently into the game
• Why he says, “I was given strong shoulders for a reason.”

• Kenny Bontz – Four-time U.S. National Adaptive Golf Champion, mentor, and advocate for adaptive athletes

• Jennifer Price, Disability Media Network

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