For many golf enthusiasts in the Austin area, January isn’t a time to put the clubs away. While the rest of the country is dealing with snow and frozen turf, we are often treated to crisp mornings and manageable afternoons on the greens. However, winter golf in Texas presents a unique set of challenges for the body.
This blog explores how physical therapy can support golfers, what common issues arise from golf play, and how structured therapy and conditioning can help maintain mobility, power, and comfort.
Golf is more than a scorecard. It’s sunrise tee times with friends, the quiet focus over a 6-footer, and the feeling of a well-struck iron sailing toward the flag. That’s why it stings when the body doesn’t match the mind’s picture. Tight hips, a stiff mid-back, fading energy on the back nine—these are the quiet barriers that slowly chip away at confidence and consistency.
There’s a certain glow to the last days of summer golf. The light gets warmer. The breeze softens. Fairways hum
Weekend tee times fill fast, parking lots overflow, and the starter’s clock keeps ticking. In the rush from car to
Golf rewards precision, rhythm, and smooth rotational power. Yet behind every effortless swing is a body that moves well. When
In this guide, we’ll break down exactly how you can improve your golf swing with physical therapy.
When temperatures dip and daylight shortens, many golfers pack away clubs until spring. Yet the off‑season offers a golden window
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