What is a TPI screening?
What Is a Performance Screen? The TPI Screen examines human movement and how your movement restrictions are affecting your golf swing . It focuses on the movement, strength, and flexibility of the human body in relation to striking a golf ball.
What is a TPI fitness handicap?
Your golf fitness handicap is a description of how well your body moves. Your handicap is a complete assessment of your strength, flexibility, range of motion, and balance. The assessment is administrated by a TPI Certified professional.
How much does Titleist Performance Institute cost?
$1,200 per day
The Titleist Performance Institute, Oceanside, California A Tee-to-Green Fitting & Golf Fitness Evaluation is $1,200 per day and includes a physical assessment, exercise and nutritional counseling, new clubs and swing instruction. A golf-fitness evaluation is $600.
What is a golf assessment?
A skilled golf assessment by Dr. DeHaven involves a thorough assessment of mobility and strength of the whole body that has a direct correlation with the ability to swing a club. Any restrictions or painful movements that are identified are then addressed through skilled hands on and therapeutic exercise treatment.
How much is a TPI assessment?
The price of the initial one-hour TPI golf screen is $125.00. Follow-up screenings/treatments are $95.00 for 30 mins, or $125.00 for 60 min depending on the number of areas needing to be addressed for your specific plan. Please be sure to check out or Facebook page, and Instagram page.
How long is the TPI course?
To become TPI Certified all professionals must complete a minimum of 16 hours of lectures and intense hands-on training. The certification process is final after the golf, health or fitness professional passes an on-line examination with an 80% grade.
What does TPI stand for in golf?
Titleist Performance Institute
TPI stands for Titleist Performance Institute founded by Dr. Greg Rose and David Phillips along 52 member advisory staff of industry leading experts. TPI is the world’s leading educational organization dedicated to the study of how the human body functions in relation to the golf swing.