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Unlock More Distance, Consistency and Longevity in Your Golf

At Physio Revolution, we understand that golf performance is about much more than swing technique. The ability to generate clubhead speed, transfer force efficiently, maintain posture, and stay injury-free all rely on the physical capabilities of the golfer.

Our Golf Performance Assessment combines physiotherapy expertise, advanced performance testing technology, and principles from the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) to identify the physical limitations that may be holding your game back.

Led by Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist Matt Beavis, who is certified through the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) in the Body-Swing Connection, our assessment helps golfers understand how their mobility, stability, strength, and power influence their swing and overall performance.

What Is The Body-Swing Connection?

The TPI philosophy is simple:

“There is no one perfect golf swing. There is only the most efficient swing a golfer can perform based on their physical capabilities.”

Many common swing faults can be traced back to physical limitations rather than technical errors.

Reduced hip mobility, poor rotational strength, limited thoracic spine movement, balance deficits, or inadequate lower-body power can all influence clubhead speed, consistency, and injury risk.

Our assessment identifies these limitations and provides a roadmap for improvement.

What Does The Assessment Include?

Comprehensive Golf History

We begin by understanding:

  • Your current handicap and golfing experience
  • Performance goals
  • Distance and clubhead speed goals
  • Injury history
  • Current pain or limitations
  • Training history
  • Work and lifestyle demands

TPI Physical Screening

Using the recognised TPI movement screen, we assess golf-specific movement patterns linked to common swing characteristics.

Areas assessed include:

  • Lower body dissociation
  • Upper body dissociation
  • Pelvic control
  • Postural maintenance
  • Rotational mobility
  • Balance and stability
  • Mobility throughout the hips, thoracic spine, shoulders and ankles

This allows us to identify movement limitations that may be influencing your swing mechanics.

Strength and Power Testing

Golf is an explosive rotational sport.

Using advanced VALD performance technology, we objectively assess the physical qualities required to generate power and transfer force efficiently throughout the swing.

Testing may include:

  • Rotational strength assessment
  • Rotational power testing
  • Countermovement jump analysis
  • Landing force assessment
  • Lower limb asymmetry testing
  • Medicine ball rotational throw testing
  • Balance and stability profiling

This data provides valuable insight into how effectively your body can create and transfer force during the golf swing.

Injury Assessment

For golfers experiencing pain, we also assess injury-specific factors that may be affecting performance.

Common presentations include:

  • Low back pain
  • Hip pain
  • Shoulder pain
  • Tennis elbow
  • Golfer’s elbow
  • Knee pain
  • Neck stiffness

Our goal is to help you perform better while reducing the physical limitations that can make golf less enjoyable.

What You’ll Learn

Following your assessment, we identify the key physical limitations impacting your golf performance.

Common findings include:

Rotational Power and Sequencing

The ability to generate force through the ground and transfer it efficiently through the body is critical for clubhead speed and distance.

We assess how effectively your body creates and transfers rotational force and identify opportunities for improvement.

Shoulder and Upper Body Mobility

Restrictions through the shoulders and thoracic spine can influence backswing position, swing plane, and power generation.

Improving mobility can often unlock significant improvements in swing efficiency.

Balance and Lower Body Stability

The golf swing is built from the ground up.

Deficits in single-leg stability, balance, and force absorption can reduce consistency and limit power transfer throughout the swing.

Strength and Power Development

Many golfers leave distance on the table simply because they lack the strength and power capacity required to maximise performance.

We identify the physical qualities that will provide the greatest return on investment for your golf.

Who Is This Assessment For?

  • Golfers looking to increase distance
  • Golfers wanting to improve consistency
  • Players returning from injury
  • Golfers experiencing pain during or after a round
  • Junior golfers seeking physical development
  • Competitive golfers wanting objective performance testing
  • Recreational golfers wanting to play their best golf for longer

Whether you’re trying to break 100, reduce your handicap, or add 20 metres off the tee, understanding the physical side of your game is often the missing piece.

What Happens Next?

Following the assessment, you’ll receive:

  • A comprehensive summary of findings
  • Individualised recommendations
  • Golf-specific mobility and strength priorities
  • A targeted exercise program
  • Clear strategies to improve performance and reduce injury risk

Our goal is simple: help you move better, swing faster, hit the ball further, and stay on the course longer.

Build A Better Body For Better Golf

If you’re serious about improving your golf performance, don’t just work on your swing.

Work on the body that creates it.

Book a Golf Performance Assessment with Matt Beavis and discover how a TPI-informed approach can help unlock your potential.