Titleist Performance Institute Certified

(Dr. Green is TPI Medical Level 3 and Fitness Level 2 Certified)

The Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) movement analysis system evaluates the “Golf Body-Swing Connection” to identify how your physical capabilities impact your golf swing. As the leading authority in golf-specific health, fitness, and performance, TPI works with many of the world’s top golfers to optimize swing efficiency, prevent injury, and maximize performance.

At Spine & Sports Injury Center, Dr. Richard Green—TPI Medical Level 3 and Fitness Level 2 Certified—combines the TPI screen with an advanced chiropractic and movement evaluation to assess and treat common injuries or limitations that affect the golf swing.

What It Is

The TPI screen is a 16-point physical assessment that measures range of motion, flexibility, stability, posture, balance, and strength. The results reveal any physical limitations that may be causing swing flaws, loss of power, or inconsistent ball striking. From there, a customized exercise program is created to address these limitations and improve swing efficiency while preserving your unique style.

Who It Helps

TPI screening can benefit:

Golfers experiencing pain or discomfort during play
Players looking to increase swing power and consistency
Athletes recovering from golf-related injuries
Those seeking to prevent injury and extend the longevity of their game
Golfers of all skill levels—from beginners to touring professionals

What to Expect

During your TPI evaluation, you’ll complete a series of functional movement tests designed specifically for golfers. Dr. Green will correlate your results to your swing mechanics and identify how any physical restrictions may be affecting your performance. You’ll receive a personalized program—including instructional videos—to improve mobility, strength, and stability, helping you achieve your most efficient and powerful swing.

What does TPI stand for in golf?

Titleist Performance Institute. The Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) developed a program to train Golf Professionals, Personal Trainers, Physical Therapists, Chiropractors and Medical Practitioners to understand the correlation between a golfer’s physical limitations and their swing flaws. It allows us all to speak the same language to best assist the individual golfer.

How many times does your golf professional want you to get the club “here”but you can’t physically do it? The philosophy of TPI is to achieve the most efficient swing that one can physically do, retaining individuality and precision.

By assessing a “total picture” of your body we will recommend a program that will optimize your performance.

What do the screen results tell me?

The screening process can reveal flexibility loss, strength loss, coordination and balance issues. The exercise program is customized to address your limitations.

The Benefits of TPI

Improved mobility and increase joint range of motion
Core stability and improved balance
Reduced risk of injury
Increase longevity of your golf game
Increase power and maximize performance
Improve golf posture

Connection to Swing Solutions?

Our Certified TPI Providers are trained to address body mechanics, while the PGA Professionals are experts in swing mechanics. We can refer you to a PGA Professional if indicated.

What is Dr. Greens’ expertise relative to athletes and golfers?

Dr. Green holds the Titleist Performance Institute Certifications Medical Levels I & II along with Fitness Level 2 Certifications. Dr. Green has over 30 years’ experience in treating athletes including golfers and hundreds of professional, Olympic and Collegiate Athletes. DR. Green played Division 1 Tennis and holds a 3 handicap and plays competitive golf in Massachusetts and understands all aspects of the game. He was the first official chiropractor of The Boston Red Sox and has worked with hundreds of the best athletes in the world.

TPI Evaluation – $150

The TPI Evaluation will consist of a 16-point screening to determine the golfer’s range of motion, strength, flexibility, stability, posture, and balance.

The TPI physical screen will isolate any physical limitations and correlate these findings to your swing characteristics. With these findings, the TPI certified medical professional will develop a customized exercise program that focuses on correcting any imbalances that may be affecting your swing efficiency. You will receive the program via email including instructional videos on each exercise.

To schedule your TPI Screen call (617) 247-2300.

Precautions

TPI screening is safe for most golfers. If you have an acute injury, recent surgery, or other health concerns, your provider will determine the best time to undergo screening and may adjust the evaluation accordingly.

How can I schedule a screen?

Call Spine & Sports Injury Center at (617) 247-2300 to schedule your TPI Screen
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