TPI Golf Assessment
Your swing tells the story. A TPI golf assessment identifies the exact physical limitations holding back your game — so you can hit farther, move better, and play without pain.
- Find mobility restrictions and stability deficits limiting your swing
- Identify which of the 12 most common swing faults are connected to your body
- Build a personalized plan to improve distance, accuracy, and comfort on the course
At Continuous Motion Physical Therapy, our TPI-certified physical therapist uses the Titleist Performance Institute’s proven movement screen to find out why your body isn’t doing what your swing coach is asking it to do. Then we build a plan to fix it.
What Is a TPI Golf Assessment?
The Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) is the world’s leading authority on how the body affects the golf swing. A TPI assessment is a standardized movement screen designed specifically for golfers.
During your session, we evaluate how your body moves through golf-specific movement patterns, where mobility restrictions or stability deficits are limiting your swing, and how strength, flexibility, and coordination are affecting your distance and accuracy.
This is not a lesson on swing mechanics. It’s a deep look at your body to understand why certain swing changes won’t stick — and what to do about it.
Why Golfers Choose Continuous Motion PT
- TPI-certified physical therapist — Trained by the Titleist Performance Institute to connect your body’s movement to your swing
- One-on-one, full-hour sessions — You work directly with a Doctor of Physical Therapy every visit — never a tech or assistant
- Fix the cause, not just the symptom — We don’t just treat your back pain — we figure out why your swing is creating it
- Strength-based approach — Your plan includes targeted exercises and drills so improvements last on the course
- Performance + rehab in one place — Whether you need pain relief, injury prevention, or more yards off the tee, we cover it all
Who Is a TPI Assessment For?
- You play recreationally or competitively and want to improve your game
- You have low back, hip, shoulder, or elbow pain during or after golf
- Your swing coach has suggested physical changes you can’t seem to make
- You’ve lost distance or consistency and don’t know why
- You want to play more rounds without soreness or stiffness the next day
- You’re a weekend golfer who wants to stay on the course for years to come
Whether you’re a 5-handicap or just getting started, understanding how your body moves is the fastest way to play better and stay pain-free.
What to Expect During Your TPI Assessment
We take you through the TPI movement screen — a series of tests that evaluate your mobility, stability, balance, and coordination in positions that matter for golf.
We connect what we find in your body to what’s happening in your swing. If your hips can’t rotate, your lower back is picking up the slack — and that’s why it hurts after 18 holes.
You leave with a clear, individualized program: corrective exercises, mobility drills, and strength work designed to improve your swing mechanics from the inside out.
We track your progress and adjust your plan as your body changes. Most golfers notice real improvements in comfort and performance within a few weeks.
TPI Golf Assessment FAQs
What is TPI certification?
TPI (Titleist Performance Institute) certification means your physical therapist has completed specialized training in how the body’s movement patterns directly affect the golf swing. TPI is the gold standard in golf-specific movement assessment worldwide.
Do I need to bring my clubs?
No. The assessment focuses on your body’s movement, not your equipment. However, if you have video of your swing, feel free to bring it — it can be helpful for connecting findings to what happens on the course.
How long does a TPI assessment take?
Plan for a full hour. Your session is one-on-one with a Doctor of Physical Therapy the entire time.
Will I get exercises to do at home?
Yes. You’ll leave with a personalized corrective exercise program you can do at home or at the gym. We focus on movements that directly translate to your golf game.
I'm not injured — can I still benefit?
Absolutely. Many golfers use the TPI assessment purely for performance. If you want more distance, better consistency, or to prevent injuries before they happen, this is for you.
Ready to Play Your Best Golf?
Your body is the most important piece of equipment in your bag. A TPI golf assessment gives you the roadmap to move better, play longer, and enjoy every round. Book your assessment today and find out what your body has been trying to tell you.
