Stephanie Haddad

Golf is a game many love and enjoy. It’s a chance to get out with friends and enjoy a few outdoor hours. Playing it leisurely can appear easy, but 4+ hours can be tough. Some suffer from lower back pain, sore shoulders or other aches that hinder their score and experience. Others may have no pain but wish to blast the ball further than any of their friends and lack the strength or flexibility to do so. And some have no concerns with either but intend to keep playing the game for years to come. During your initial appointment with Colby, you will talk about any current symptoms you may be having, your golf playing/practicing frequency, and what you’re looking to address. Following this, he will complete a physical assessment, evaluating major components of your golf swing. It is recommended that you have some video footage of your golf swing (a smartphone recording will work just fine). Afterwards, you both will discuss his findings and the best path forward.