Golf Performance Program
Golf Performance Program
Gaylord Physical Therapy's Golf Performance Program will pair you with a Titleist Performance Institute Certified (TPI) physical therapist who can help get you back into the game or improve your golf experience by evaluating your swing, stance, body posture, and other issues that may be causing pain. Shoulder, arm, wrist, back, leg, knee, or neck pain can all be affecting your golf experience. In fact, how you golf may be creating pain. Golf performance evaluations are offered at our Madison location. All of our physical therapy locations offer treatment for a wide variety of sports related injuries.
About TPI
Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) is the world's leading educational organization dedicated to the study of how the human body functions in relation to the golf swing.
The TPI Body-Swing Connection™ is built on data from over 18 years and 100,000 golfers evaluated at the TPI Institute. Our TPI certified physical therapists use the 16-point physical examination to evaluate how the body can adversely affect the golf swing and lead to injury.
See our Zoom presentation about Preparing Your Body For The Golf Season from Gaylord Specialty Healthcare on Vimeo. Our Vimeo channel below houses various Zoom presentations done by our physical therapy team. This content can be viewed at any time.
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Titleist Performance Institute Program
The Titleist Performance Institute is the world’s leading educational organization dedicated to the study of how the human body functions in relation to the golf swing.
- Understand the TPI Body-Swing Connection™ and how the body can adversely affect the golf swing and lead to injury
- Explore common swing faults and how limitations in your body may be causing them
- Learn how the Titleist Performance Institute screen is used on the PGA tour and with amateur golfers
- Walk away with a 5 minute warm-up routine you can do easily before a round
TPI Evaluation Form
Please fill out the form below if you are interested in a TPI evaluation, have questions, or would like to speak with a TPI certified physical therapist.