by Cole Bunce | Jan 30, 2024 | Golf Performance, Physical Therapy
Many golfers need help with correcting their golf swing path. Many times, this can be rectified through golf instructional lessons. However, it is likely that some golfers are not physically able to get themselves into position to have a neutral swing path, which can...
by Cole Bunce | Jan 26, 2024 | Golf Performance, Golf Strategy, Physical Therapy
There are various benefits of walking a golf course as opposed to riding in a cart. In this blog, we will discuss those benefits, as well as potential ways to work towards being able to. Physical Activity The most obvious benefit of walking a golf course is the...
by Cole Bunce | Jan 19, 2024 | Golf Performance, Physical Therapy
Elbow injuries can be a common occurrence for golfers, and in some cases can become debilitating with each swing of the club. While there can be many different injuries to the elbow in golfers, the most common is “tennis elbow” and “golfer’s elbow.” In this blog, we...
by Cole Bunce | Jan 12, 2024 | Golf Performance, Physical Therapy
For golfers who have struggled with hip pain or had a hip replacement, the idea of returning to the green can be both exciting and challenging. In this blog, we’ll explore ways to return to the course safely following a hip replacement. Understanding the Need...
by Cole Bunce | Dec 15, 2023 | Golf Performance, Physical Therapy
As with any sport, many golfers experience or develop injuries. A rather common golf injury, especially in individuals 40+ years of age, is an injury to the rotator cuff in the shoulder. In this blog, we will discuss whether it’s safe to continue playing golf, how to...
by Cole Bunce | Dec 8, 2023 | Golf Performance, Golf Strategy, Physical Therapy
As golfers age, it’s not uncommon to begin noticing decreases in swing speed year after year. Consequently, decreases in distance will accompany reduced swing speed. Before you know it, you’ll begin contemplating moving up a tee-box in order to stay competitive and...
