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Golf Specific Rehabilitation. January 30, 2027. Kenosha, WI.

November 5, 2026 by Adam Goodrich

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Golf Specific Rehabilitation Course

Introduction

This course is ideal for any clinician looking to step into the world of golf rehabilitation. We have a day packed with emphasis on golf swing biomechanics, specifically focused on swing abnormalities for pre and post-injury training. The course is suitable for both PT/OT/ATC due to the widespread interest and commitment. Come prepared to be active with 4 labs that include examination techniques, athletic taping, preinjury training and lastly golf drills to get your clients/patients back on the course. A post-course survey is required upon completion of the course.

This is a 1-day in person, live course eligible for 8 credentialed hours.

Target Audience:  PT, PTA

Instructional Level: Beginners

Instructional Methods: Hands-on lab, lecture with Q&A, group discussion, patient cases, evidence review.

Course Completion Requirements: must attend the entire 1-day course and complete the post-course test

CEU 8 Hours

Golf Specific Rehabilitation Course Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Demonstrate golf-specific rehabilitation drills and coaching techniques that can be integrated into clinical practice.

Describe the physical demands of golf and the key biomechanical components of an efficient golf swing.

Recognize common golf-related injuries and identify factors that may contribute to injury risk and performance limitations.

Assess movement impairments and golf swing dysfunctions that may impact performance or increase injury susceptibility.

Perform golf-specific examination techniques to evaluate mobility, stability, strength, and functional movement.

Develop evidence-informed rehabilitation programs tailored to the needs of golfers.

Select and apply appropriate interventions, exercises, and progression strategies to support recovery and performance.

Implement golf-specific injury prevention and conditioning strategies.

Utilize functional testing and return-to-play considerations to guide a safe return to golf.

8:00am-5:00pm with a midday break allotted.

  • January 30, 2027. CORA Kenosha South.
    • 10222 74th Suite 211, Kenosha, Wisconsin 53142
  • Questions about the course? Email ptclinicalexcellence@corahealth.com
 

Golf Specific Rehabilitation. January 30, 2027. Kenosha, WI.

$300.00
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