Our TPI-certified golf physiotherapist uses the latest screening and movement analysis techniques from the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) to help you understand how your body influences your golf swing.
Whether you’re a casual or competitive golfer, our golf physiotherapy assessments identify the physical factors that may be limiting your swing efficiency, consistency and power — and help you get back to moving and playing at your best.
Book an appointment with Angus Lally, our certified golf physio, to receive a detailed assessment and personalised plan. Angus works in our Leeming clinic Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and our Palmyra clinic on Tuesday and Thursday.
What is a TPI Golf Assessment?
The Titleist Performance Institute is the world leader in golf-related health, fitness, and performance research. Their core philosophy is simple:
There’s no one way to swing — but there is one efficient way for every player, based on what their body can do.
A TPI Golf Assessment involves a detailed movement screen to assess your mobility, stability, and control in key areas that affect your swing. We look at how your body moves, how it transfers energy, and how any physical limitations might contribute to swing faults or injury risk.
Your Golf Physiotherapy program includes:
- TPI movement screen: Identifying mobility and stability restrictions affecting your swing.
- Swing Analysis: Relating your movement findings to common swing characteristics.
- Individualised plan: Corrective exercises and mobility drills tailored to your results.
- Performance advice: Strategies to help you swing more efficiently and reduce injury risk.
- Treatment: For any pre-existing injuries.
- Strength testing: Using force plate.
Golf physio assessments are ideal for golfers who experience pain or stiffness during or after play, players seeking more distance, control, or consistency, and coaches and trainers who want a deeper insight into an athlete’s movement profile.
Benefits of a TPI Assessment
- Identify how your body affects your swing mechanics.
- Improve power, accuracy, and consistency.
- Reduce risk of common golf injuries.
- Personalised movement and exercise programming.
- Build a stronger, more efficient swing foundation.
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