Golf physical therapy. Get back to the game you enjoy.

Golf physical therapy addresses pain, injury, and movement limitations that affect golf. It can include a clinical evaluation, rehabilitation exercises and a gradual return to practice and play, based on your needs.

Dr. Brady Flynn, PT, DPT, is a Massachusetts physical therapist and TPI Certified Level 1 professional. He earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy at Boston University in 2019. His interests include golf, baseball and hockey.

TPI is the Titleist Performance Institute. Level 1 teaches a physical movement screen and how physical limitations can relate to golf. Brady holds the Level 1 credential.

No. A golfer without pain may want to understand mobility, balance, and control. Tell us your goals in the free consult so we can explain whether a screen or another appointment makes sense.

No. A movement screen identifies movement limitations to explore. It does not diagnose an injury, clear every medical concern or guarantee that you will not get hurt. Pain or an injury calls for a clinical evaluation.

No. Our focus is your body: movement, strength, and rehabilitation. This service does not include swing-analysis technology or ball-flight measurement. Keep working with your golf professional for swing instruction.

We can work on modifiable factors such as strength, mobility, and how quickly you increase practice or playing volume. Injuries have many causes, and no screen or exercise plan can guarantee prevention.

We explain the recommended service and its cost in the free consult. TPI-informed physical therapy is medical care for golf-related pain, injury or movement restrictions in areas such as the shoulder, hip, knee or spine. Medically necessary physical therapy with a qualifying diagnosis may be eligible for insurance reimbursement and HSA or FSA use, subject to your plan rules. You do not need an existing diagnosis to contact us; an evaluation helps determine what care is appropriate. Eligibility and reimbursement are not guaranteed. Most of our clients do use their insurance for reimbursement of our physical therapy services. We go over everything in the discovery meeting. Golf-performance TPI is a separate, nonmedical service for golfers working on movement and physical preparation. It is generally not eligible for physical therapy insurance reimbursement. HSA or FSA use is only possible if the service is eligible under your plan rules and you have any required medical documentation. A TPI credential or a movement screen alone does not make a performance service eligible.

It depends on the service and your plan. Medically necessary physical therapy may qualify, subject to plan rules. Nonmedical golf-performance TPI is not automatically eligible; your plan must allow it and you must have any required medical documentation. We cannot guarantee eligibility.

No. You do not need an existing diagnosis to contact us. A physical therapy evaluation helps determine whether rehabilitation is appropriate. Any insurance reimbursement or HSA or FSA use depends on medical necessity, your plan rules and any required documentation.

No. You can book directly with us. If your symptoms need medical attention first, we will tell you.

Our clinic is at 2 Shaker Road, Suite C200, Shirley, MA 01464. Clients come from Shirley, Ayer, Devens, Harvard, Lunenburg, Lancaster, Groton, Leominster, Bolton, Boxborough, Littleton, Townsend, Fitchburg, Pepperell, Clinton, Sterling, Stow, Westford, Berlin, Acton, Dunstable and Hudson, and plenty of clients drive in from farther away. Wherever you live, you are welcome here.