Wrist problems in elite professional golfers on the European Tour
European Tour Chief Medical Officer Dr Roger Hawkes and speciaiists from the Tour Dr Phil O’Connor and Mr Doug Campbell have just had published a recent study into ‘the prevalence, variety and impact...
View ArticlePhysiotherapy and Golf Injuries – Part 1 – The Wrist
In the first of a series of articles on injuries common in golfers of all abilities, ETPI.com’s Nigel Tilley – a Consultant Physiotherapist on The European Tour – examines potential wrist problems and...
View ArticlePhysiotherapy and Golf Injuries – Part 2 – The Shoulder
In the second of a series of articles on injuries common in golfers of all abilities, ETPI.com’s Nigel Tilley – a Consultant Physiotherapist on The European Tour – examines potential shoulder problems...
View ArticlePhysiotherapy and Golf injuries – Part 3 – The Lower back
In the third of a series of articles on injuries common in golfers of all abilities, ETPI.com’s Nigel Tilley – a Consultant Physiotherapist on The European Tour – examines lower back injuries in golf...
View ArticlePhysiotherapy and Golf injuries – Part 4 – The Elbow
In the fourth and final article of this series on injuries common in golfers of all abilities, ETPI.com’s Nigel Tilley – a Consultant Physiotherapist on The European Tour – examines elbows injuries in...
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To lift or not to lift? Olympic Lifting for golf
A question we get asked time and time again by many recreational, amateur and professional golfers is “should we be doing heavy lifting and Olympic lifting in our training?” There is no straight...
View ArticleGet strong from the centre out – 5 of the best types of core exercises for golf
For many years the elusive ‘six pack’ and ‘chiseled abs’ have been talked about and identified as the focus of millions of people’s training goals, body dreams and gym sessions. However with regards to...
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