Meredith Dwyer is a multi-sport adaptive athlete from New Jersey. Born with a severe left clubfoot, Meredith spent much of her life pushing through chronic pain while competing in sports, including three varsity sports and Division I tennis. After multiple reconstructive surgeries, she made the life-changing decision to undergo a below-the-knee amputation in 2023.

Rather than ending her athletic career, the amputation gave Meredith the opportunity to rediscover it. She returned to sports with a prosthetic leg, found a passion for adaptive golf, and went on to qualify for the U.S. Adaptive Open in both 2025 and 2026.

Meredith has continued to challenge herself beyond the golf course, competing nationally in shot put and discus. Today, she remains passionate about adaptive sports, competition, and showing others with limb loss just how much is still possible..