Golf Injury Treatment

The sport of golf involves repetitive and precise movements that can lead to a range of issues including back pain, shoulder injuries, knee problems, and more. Our providers have specialized training and experience evaluating and treating golf-specific injuries.

You will meet with a physical therapist to discuss your health history, any injuries, and goals for treatment. They will perform a physical evaluation, which includes two components.

Motion Screen
You will perform movements specific to golf. For instance, you may be asked to touch your toes to demonstrate hip flexibility or rotate your spine to determine range of motion. Wear clothes that will allow you to comfortably complete the motion screen.

Swing Analysis
Your physical therapist will observe your swing to identify deficiencies that may lead to pain or injury. Bring a driver and a club used to hit the ball 150 yards.

Addressing your limitations is important for a successful recovery, injury prevention, and optimal performance.

Your provider will recommend treatments to help you return to the game of golf or play the sport more safely. These may include exercises and stretches to perform at home, anti-inflammatory medications, and in-person physical therapy sessions. The goals of treatment are to strengthen the muscles needed to play golf, increase your flexibility, and improve your form to decrease the risk of injuries. We want you to return to daily activities and the sport pain-free.