Who Is at Higher Risk?

Three men standing outdoors by a lake on a sunny day, holding golf clubs, wearing golf attire, with trees and water in the background.

While ALS can affect anyone, emerging studies suggest certain populations may face increased risk.


A recent study found that male golfers may be up to three times more likely to develop ALS than the general population.

Researchers continue to explore potential causes, including environmental exposure, repetitive motion, and lifestyle factors — but the correlation reinforces the importance of awareness and early diagnosis within the golf community.*

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