Precision Golf Performance
Golf-specific assessment, rehabilitation and physical development — for golfers managing pain, golfers who have plateaued, and golfers who intend to keep playing well for a long time.
Precision Golf Performance
Golf asks a lot of the body: rotation, stability, balance, sequencing and the capacity to repeat it under fatigue. When something is missing, the body finds a way around it. Sometimes that shows up as pain. Sometimes it shows up as a swing fault that will not go away no matter how much you work on it.
A Golf Movement Assessment looks at the physical side of that equation — what your body can and cannot currently do, and how that may be influencing your comfort, movement and performance.
The starting point
75 minutes. $225. A physiotherapy assessment built around golf.
A golf-specific physiotherapy assessment exploring how the golfer’s movement and physical capabilities may influence comfort, swing and performance.
Assessment may include mobility, strength, balance, movement control and golf-specific movement patterns.
This is not technical swing coaching. The purpose is to identify physical limitations or compensations that may influence movement and performance.
Where appropriate and with the golfer’s consent, relevant findings may be communicated to their golf coach.
TLP Physio does not provide golf lessons or technical swing coaching. Cameron assesses the physical capabilities underneath your swing, not the mechanics of the swing itself.
Your golf coach remains responsible for technical instruction. Where it is useful and you consent, Cameron can share relevant findings with your coach so that the physical work and the technical work point in the same direction.
In short: your coach works on the swing. Cameron works on the body producing it. When both are pulling in the same direction, the technical work has somewhere to land.
Two sides of the same work
Lower back, hips, shoulders, wrists and elbows are common complaints among golfers, and they often trace back to how the body is managing rotation, load and repetition.
Assessment identifies what is contributing to the problem, treatment and rehabilitation address it, and the plan is built so you can keep playing where that is sensible.
Where there is no pain to manage, the work shifts to developing the physical qualities your game relies on — mobility, strength, power, balance, movement control and the capacity to repeat them.
Programming is built around your findings, your schedule and the equipment you actually have access to.
Who this is for
Two pathways
$22575 minutes
A golf-specific physiotherapy assessment exploring how the golfer’s movement and physical capabilities may influence comfort, swing and performance.
Assessment may include mobility, strength, balance, movement control and golf-specific movement patterns.
This is not technical swing coaching. The purpose is to identify physical limitations or compensations that may influence movement and performance.
Where appropriate and with the golfer’s consent, relevant findings may be communicated to their golf coach.
Video review, virtual consultation or a full program
Golf-specific support delivered remotely, for golfers outside Brisbane or anyone who would rather work with Cameron online. Three pathways, from an asynchronous video review through to a 12-week program. Each starts with an enquiry rather than a booking.
Questions
The Initial Physiotherapy Assessment is a general musculoskeletal physiotherapy consultation. It is the right starting point if you have pain, an injury or a physical limitation you want assessed and treated.
The Golf Movement Assessment is a longer, 75-minute golf-specific assessment. It looks at how your movement and physical capabilities may be influencing your comfort, swing and performance on the course.
If you are unsure which suits your situation, get in touch before booking and Cameron will point you to the right one.
No. Plenty of golfers book a Golf Movement Assessment without any pain at all.
It is just as commonly used by golfers who want to understand their physical limitations, golfers whose progress has plateaued, and golfers who want to keep playing comfortably for as long as possible.
No. TLP Physio does not provide golf lessons, swing instruction or technical swing correction.
The focus is the physical side: assessing what your body can currently do and how that may be influencing your movement and performance. Technical instruction remains the role of your golf coach.
Yes. Where it is appropriate and you consent, Cameron can share relevant findings with your golf coach so that the physical work and the technical work complement each other.
Your coach remains responsible for technical instruction.
Golf-specific services are available online, so you can work with Cameron from anywhere.
In-person physiotherapy is only available at the South Brisbane clinic.
Precision Golf Performance
Seventy-five minutes looking at how your body moves, and what that means for your golf.
TLP Physio does not provide golf lessons or technical swing coaching.
