Golf is a game that can be enjoyed by anyone, regardless of hearing ability. With the right strategies and accommodations, golfers with hearing loss can still participate in the sport. Below are some tips to help make playing golf with hearing loss a more accessible experience.1. Wear Hearing Aids: If you have access to hearing aids, be sure to wear them while playing golf. This will help you pick up on specific sounds in the game such as a ball...

Most bingo halls have their own adaptations to accommodate people with hearing loss. For example, they may provide large print cards or card holders that make it easier to view your cards. Some halls also use a projector to show the numbers called so you can see them easily too.Adapted bingo sets can also be bought which involve using beans to cover the number called, or placing a light in the middle of each numbered square. There are even ‘no ca...

Your ears play a vital role in maintaining your balance. The vestibular system is responsible for keeping you upright and balanced, and it relies on the inner ear to gather information about the position of your head as you move around. Inside each ear are three small semicircular canals filled with fluid, which detect any changes in direction or speed. This motion data is sent to the brain, which then adjusts your body accordingly and helps...