— TPI Certified Golf Assessment in Covington
Understand Your Body. Improve Your Golf Swing.
Your swing is connected to how your body moves. A TPI assessment looks at mobility, strength, balance, movement, and injury history to help find physical limits that may be affecting your golf swing.
— The Body-Swing Connection
Your swing should fit your body.
There is no single perfect golf swing.
TPI believes the most efficient swing for each golfer is based on what that golfer can physically do. Limits in mobility, strength, balance, or movement can change how the body moves through the swing and may add stress or reduce efficiency.
A TPI assessment helps connect what is happening in your body to what may be happening in your golf swing.
If you don’t assess, it’s just a guess.
The TPI movement screen gives you a clear starting point before you begin changing how you train or move.
Limited Mobility
Back, hip, knee, neck, or shoulder pain that shows up during or after a round.
Loss of strength or power
Physical limits may make it harder to create or transfer force efficiently.
Pain or injury history
Past or current injuries may affect how you move and how your body handles repeated swings.
Quick Details
Location
Provider
Approach
Focus
Covington, LA
Matthew Warren, DPT
Individualized PT
Function & Mobility
— THE TPI ASSESSMENT SCREEN
A clear look at how your body may affect your swing.
The TPI movement screen is a simple way to assess a golfer's physical capabilities. The results help show how technical parts of the swing may be related to what the body can or cannot do.
Screen your movement
Assess mobility, balance, movement quality, physical fitness, current health, and injury history.
Find physical limits
Identify areas that may be changing how your body moves through the golf swing.
Connect the body to the swing
Use the screen results to understand how physical limits may relate to swing mechanics and biomechanics.
Build your plan
Create a plan based on your body, your goals, and what the assessment shows.
— WHO THE TIP GOLF ASSESSMENT MAY HELP
Golf-focused care built around your body and your game.
A TPI assessment can be useful whether you are dealing with pain, returning after an injury, or simply want a clearer picture of how your body may be affecting your swing.
Back pain with golf
Shoulder limits
Hip stiffness
Returning After Injury
Poor balance
Loss of rotation
Loss of swing speed
Wanting better movement
— COMMON QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR TPI Golf ASSESSMENT
What golfers usually want to know.
A few quick answers before you schedule your assessment.
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No. A TPI assessment focuses on how your body moves and how your physical abilities may relate to your golf swing. It does not replace instruction from a golf coach.
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No. TPI assessments can also help golfers who want to improve mobility, strength, balance, power, or overall physical performance for golf.
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The screen looks at physical abilities that may affect your golf swing, including mobility, balance, strength, movement quality, current health, and injury history.
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The goal is not to force every golfer into the same swing. TPI's philosophy is that your swing should match what your body can physically do.
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Yes. If pain or an old injury is affecting your golf game, the assessment can help identify physical limits that may be contributing to the problem and guide your next steps.
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Yes. Your physical assessment can help provide useful information about what your body can and cannot currently do so your physical training and golf instruction can work together.
— Your Golf Assessment Starts Here
Stop guessing. Start with the screen.
Schedule a TPI golf assessment in Covington and get a clearer picture of how your mobility, strength, balance, movement, and injury history may be affecting your swing.