Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
One of the goals of our advanced Medical courses is to highlight common injury-inducing mechanisms in the golf swing so that a practitioner can identify if the swing is creating excessive stress on the body.
One of these common occurrences early extension contributing to wrist pain.
When a golfer early extends, they often have to hinge their wrist more to the deliver the club to the ball. This can cause excessive stress on the ulnar side of the wrist, specifically the TFCC.
To learn more about potential injury inducing mechanisms in the golf swing, check out our advanced Medical courses. mytpi.com/certification/medical-level-2
To connect with a TPI Certified medical professional, visit our Find an Expert map. mytpi.com/experts
One of the goals of our advanced Medical courses is to highlight common injury-inducing mechanisms in the golf swing so that a practitioner can identify if the swing is creating excessive stress on the body.
One of these common occurrences early extension contributing to wrist pain.
When a golfer early extends, they often have to hinge their wrist more to the deliver the club to the ball. This can cause excessive stress on the ulnar side of the wrist, specifically the TFCC.
To learn more about potential injury inducing mechanisms in the golf swing, check out our advanced Medical courses. mytpi.com/certification/medical-level-2
To connect with a TPI Certified medical professional, visit our Find an Expert map. mytpi.com/experts
