Dynamic Physical Therapy
Golfing Injuries in Cottonwood Heights & Salt Lake City, UT

Golf Injury Rehabilitation in Cottonwood Heights & Salt Lake City, UT
Golf requires a combination of strength, flexibility, and technique. If pain or injury is affecting your swing, golf rehabilitation at Dynamic Physical Therapy can help restore mobility and prevent future issues.
Common Golf-Related Injuries
- Lower back pain from rotational forces
- Shoulder impingements from repeated swings
- Elbow injuries (golfer’s elbow, tendinitis)
- Wrist and hand pain from grip pressure
- Hip and knee pain from stance and weight shift
How Golf Rehab Improves Performance
1. Injury Treatment and Pain Management
We use hands-on therapy, mobility exercises, and corrective techniques to reduce discomfort and restore function.
2. Swing Analysis and Mechanics Correction
Video analysis helps identify:
- Inefficient movement patterns
- Postural imbalances
- Improper weight shifts
3. Strength and Flexibility Training
We focus on:
- Core stability for better rotation
- Shoulder mobility for a smoother swing
- Hip and knee strength for improved balance
Frequently Asked Questions
Can therapy improve my golf swing?
Yes, improved mobility and strength lead to better control and power.
How long does recovery take?
Most injuries improve within weeks with consistent therapy.
Do I need to stop playing during treatment?
It depends on the injury, but modifications may allow continued play.
Meet Your Golf Rehabilitation Specialists
At Dynamic Physical Therapy, we specialize in treating golf-specific injuries and performance limitations through evidence-based approaches that address both symptoms and their underlying causes. Our comprehensive care helps golfers recover quickly and return to the course with improved performance.
Matthew Nelson PT, DPT, TPS, AFDNS, AIB Cert – VR
As a Titleist Performance Institute Medical Level 3 Certified specialist, Matt brings the highest level of expertise in golf-specific injury assessment and rehabilitation. His comprehensive understanding of golf biomechanics enables him to identify how swing mechanics contribute to common injuries like lower back pain, golfer’s elbow, and rotator cuff issues. Matt’s advanced training in trigger point dry needling and spine care makes him particularly effective at treating golf-related pain while improving swing efficiency and power.
Jessica Bauerkemper PT, DPT, AIB CERT – VR
Jessica combines her orthopedic expertise with specialized knowledge of golf-related postural demands to effectively treat injuries affecting golfers. Her Pilates-based approach addresses the core stability and rotational control essential for a safe, efficient golf swing. Jessica specializes in helping golfers recover from wrist, elbow, and shoulder conditions while rebuilding the strength and mobility patterns needed for consistent performance on the course.
Anika Jansen, PT, DPT
Anika implements a comprehensive approach to golf injuries that includes balance assessment and functional dry needling. Her expertise in treating balance and vestibular issues is particularly valuable for golfers experiencing stability challenges that affect their swing consistency. Anika excels at developing rehabilitation programs that address both the immediate injury and the stability requirements needed for the rotational demands of golf.
Ciena Lavallee PT, DPT, Cert. MDT
Ciena applies her McKenzie Method expertise to identify mechanical patterns contributing to golf-related back and neck pain. Her systematic approach helps determine how specific movements within your swing may provoke symptoms. Ciena specializes in developing targeted interventions that improve spinal mobility and stability during the golf swing, helping players return to pain-free golf while preventing future injuries through proper movement patterns.
Start Playing Pain-Free Again
If golf injuries are affecting your game, contact Dynamic Physical Therapy in Cottonwood Heights & Salt Lake City, UT today for an assessment.