Golf Physiotherapy and Prevention
Your handicap belongs on the scorecard—not in your back.
A good golf swing places considerable demands on the entire body. The spine, shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips and knees must work together in a controlled and coordinated way throughout every movement.
Limited mobility, insufficient stability and uneven strain can affect your swing and, over time, lead to overuse or discomfort.
Golf physiotherapy combines physiotherapy expertise with the specific physical demands of the sport. The aim is to identify physical weaknesses at an early stage, prevent injuries and specifically improve mobility, stability and resilience.
Prevention begins before the first pain appears
Many problems do not occur suddenly. They often develop as a result of repetitive swing movements, limited rotation, muscular imbalances or insufficient core stability.
Golf physiotherapy therefore does not begin only when pain is already present. A targeted assessment can help identify individual limitations and unfavourable movement and loading patterns at an early stage.
With individually tailored exercises and therapeutic measures, we help you prepare your body more effectively for training and play, allowing you to remain safe, active and mobile on the golf course in the long term.
Pay attention to your body’s warning signs
Small changes can be early signs of overuse and should not be ignored in the long term.
- Recurring muscle tension after playing golf
- Limited rotation in the back or hips
- Lower back discomfort
- Pain in the shoulder, elbow or wrist
- Knee or hip pain during or after a round
- Reduced stability or strength during the golf swing
- Longer recovery times after training or playing
Do not wait until a minor limitation becomes a persistent problem. An early physiotherapy assessment can help identify unfavourable strain and initiate appropriate preventive measures.
The Golf Prevention Check
During our physiotherapy-based Golf Prevention Check, we assess your individual physical condition and the movement patterns that are important for the golf swing.
The aim is not to evaluate your golf technique. Instead, we examine whether your body has the mobility, stability, strength and coordination required to perform the swing in a controlled manner while minimising physical strain.
During the Golf Prevention Check, we assess:
- Mobility of the spine and hips
- Rotation of the upper body and pelvis
- Core stability
- Strength, balance and weight transfer
- Mobility of the shoulders and wrists
- The load-bearing capacity of the hips, knees and ankles
- Existing problems and previous injuries
Based on the assessment, you will receive individually tailored recommendations and exercises that can be easily incorporated into your daily routine, your training and your preparation for your next round of golf.
How Golf Physiotherapy Can Help
- Greater mobility for improved rotation
- A stable core and a controlled swing
- Improved balance and weight transfer
- Greater strength and physical resilience
- Prevention of overuse and injuries
- Better recovery after training and playing
- Returning to golf after injuries or surgery
- Greater confidence and enjoyment on the golf course
Individually tailored to you and your golf game
Every golfer has different physical abilities, movement patterns and personal goals. That is why golf physiotherapy begins with a detailed consultation and a thorough assessment.
We also take into account any existing problems, previous injuries, surgery and the individual physical demands you experience during training and on the golf course.
Based on this assessment, our team of therapists develops a personalised treatment and exercise plan, which is regularly adapted to your progress and goals.
Our shared goal: less discomfort, greater mobility and a golf swing you can rely on.
Would you like to know how well your body is prepared for the physical demands of golf?
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So finden Sie uns
Centro Terapias Svoboda Marbella
C./ Jacinto Benavente, Eingang von C./ Calvario
Edif. Las Terrazas de Marbella, Local 19
29601 Marbella / Málaga
Parkmöglichkeiten in der Nähe
- Hotel Baviera - direkt gegenüber der Praxis in der C./ Calvario
- Las Terrazas de Marbella - an der Bushaltestelle Portillo Antiguo
- Parkhaus Occidental - oberhalb der Kirche Sto. Cristo del Calvario