Golf is not a contact sport. So why can the game be so physically painful sometimes? There is golfer’s elbow, wrist problems, shoulder problems, hip problems and leg problems. But the most common ...

Jeff Stiles has played golf since he was 6, and he hopes to keep playing it for as long as he can. “Absolutely, 99 percent of my retirement plan is golf,” the 49-year-old Northborough resident said.

More golfers suffer in fact from tennis elbow than golfer’s elbow, although both can affect how your right elbow works in the golf swing. Both are forms of tendonitis, but tennis elbow, lateral ...

Golfer's and tennis elbow pain is a syndrome that is not just found in tennis players and golfers, but is a very common complaint that I see in office workers, labourers and manual workers and those ...

Some people say golf is a brain game. A lot of thought goes into each swing, but the sport is physically demanding, too. Like any sport, getting and staying in shape makes a big difference. Other WRAL ...

This week we are going to discuss the problematic condition for golfers, aptly named, “Golfer’s Elbow,” which is medically termed “medial epicondylitis,” or inflammation of the medial epicondyle of ...

Golf has its own elbow disease which occurs on the inside of the elbow, known as golfer’s elbow. This condition also known as medial epicondylitis develops when the tendons on the inside of the ...

Back pain is an ailment that comes for many golfers, in varying degrees. If you're experiencing back pain, the best option is to see a doctor. But if your back pain is relatively mild, these stretches ...

As a Physical Therapist, I see many patients who complain of elbow pain. Elbow pain is very common and leads to lost time working and playing sports. I have had an increase in patients that I have ...