TPI Medical 3 Provider
Since 2003, the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) has studied golfers at every level, from professional tour players to weekend enthusiasts, to better understand how the body influences the golf swing. TPI recognizes that there is no single “correct” swing. Instead, the most efficient swing is the one that works with each golfer’s individual physical capabilities. Every golfer begins with a comprehensive screen evaluating swing mechanics, biomechanics, mobility, stability, movement quality, physical fitness, health history, and key areas including the spine, pelvis, shoulders, wrists, hips, and ankles. Identifying physical limitations or dysfunctional movement patterns helps determine how the body may be affecting swing efficiency, performance, and injury risk.
The results are used to develop an individualized plan that may include physical therapy, strength and fitness training, and coordination with a golf professional for swing mechanics and biomechanics.
Technology-Driven Golf Analysis
Advanced technology adds another level of insight. 4D motion analysis uses sensors to measure sequencing, range of motion, and movement patterns, while pressure plate technology evaluates force production, balance, and weight transfer. Together, these tools provide objective data to better understand how your body moves throughout the golf swing and guide a more targeted approach to improving performance.
Using the combination of 4D Motion Capture and pressure plates we can:
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Improve Swing Efficiency – Identify and correct poor weight shift or early sway that affects power and consistency.
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Identify Injury Risk – Spot high risk asymmetries and compensations that could lead to dysfunction.
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Personalized Rehab & Training – Use objective data to guide your physical therapy, strength work, and golf specific training programs.
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Track Performance – Monitor progress over time with measurable improvements in balance, force production, and timing.
Whether you're recovering from injury or optimizing your swing, the technology helps us build a stronger, safer, and more efficient golfer — starting from the ground up.