Golf Performance

Golf Performance & Golf Physical Therapy in Chattanooga

A full-body approach to helping golfers move better, reduce limitations, build power, and train for better performance.

Who this is for

Golfers who want answers, not random drills

  • Golfers who feel stiff or restricted
  • Golfers with back, hip, shoulder, elbow, or wrist irritation
  • Golfers who want more distance or club speed
  • Golfers who want to train in the gym but are not sure what actually helps their swing
  • Golfers returning after injury
  • Competitive golfers who want objective performance testing

What we assess

The physical qualities behind your golf plan

Mobility, strength, power, force, and golf movement

The evaluation looks at how your body rotates, loads, produces force, absorbs force, balances, and tolerates the demands of practice and play.

  • Golf mobility screen
  • Strength testing
  • Power testing
  • Force plate assessment
  • Golf movement screen
  • Pain and stiffness history if relevant
  • Individualized plan recommendation
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Primary next step

Golf Body + Performance Evaluation

Dr. Jeremy Wampler explaining golf movement and performance testing.

A 90-minute in-person evaluation that includes mobility testing, strength and power testing, force plate assessment, golf movement screening, and a clear plan for what to work on next.

  • Golf mobility screen
  • Strength testing
  • Power testing
  • Force plate assessment
  • Golf movement screen
  • Pain and stiffness history if relevant
  • Individualized plan recommendation

Common goals

Train smarter for the things you actually want

Build mobility for better rotation

The goal is to identify the first training priority and know when in-person evaluation or a more structured program makes sense.

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Train strength and power with purpose

The goal is to identify the first training priority and know when in-person evaluation or a more structured program makes sense.

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Reduce stiffness after golf

The goal is to identify the first training priority and know when in-person evaluation or a more structured program makes sense.

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Understand whether pain or irritation needs evaluation

The goal is to identify the first training priority and know when in-person evaluation or a more structured program makes sense.

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Create a smarter home or gym plan

The goal is to identify the first training priority and know when in-person evaluation or a more structured program makes sense.

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Retest progress instead of guessing

The goal is to identify the first training priority and know when in-person evaluation or a more structured program makes sense.

Start with evaluation

Recommended programs

Programs support the evaluation funnel

10 visits

Golf Performance Accelerator

Golfers who need focused virtual or in-person work on mobility, strength, power, and performance with minimal or manageable pain.

16 visits

Complete Golfer Rebuild

Golfers with pain, recurring stiffness, bigger limitations, or bigger virtual or in-person performance goals.

Single visit

Performance Follow-Up Session

Past clients, tune-ups, progressions, and follow-up visits.

FAQ

Golf performance questions

What happens during the Golf Body + Performance Evaluation?

The 90-minute in-person evaluation includes mobility testing, strength and power testing, force plate assessment, golf movement screening, and a clear recommendation for what to work on next.

Is this only for injured golfers?

No. It is useful for golfers with pain or stiffness and for golfers who want better mobility, strength, speed, power, and training direction.

Do I need to be local?

The full evaluation is in person in Chattanooga. Non-local golfers can start with the free Golf Body Screen, Golf Performance Club, or Virtual Golf Body Screen.

Next step

Ready for the full in-person assessment?

Book the Golf Body + Performance Evaluation and leave with a clear plan.

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