Pain during or after a round
Back pain on the follow-through, an aching elbow after practice or a sore knee while walking the course.
TPI-certified · Golf physical therapy
Golf Physical Therapy in Orange Park & Oakleaf
Build toward comfortable range sessions and confident rounds. One-on-one golf rehab with a TPI-certified, Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist in Eagle Landing.
Request a visit and we'll follow up to arrange a time.
What you may be dealing with
Which part of golf brings on your symptoms?
Symptoms during a backswing, after a bucket of range balls or on the last few holes provide different information. We ask about the timing, practice volume and positions that bother you.
A turn that feels restricted
Hip or upper-back stiffness makes rotating or settling into your setup harder.
Getting back to the course
You want to rebuild range time, walking and repeated swings after injury or surgery.
Conditions we help with
Golf-related problems we help with
These are common reasons golfers seek physical therapy. Your evaluation decides what applies to you.
Physical therapy addresses the physical factors affecting your ability to play. Swing instruction remains the role of your golf professional.
- Low back pain
- Hip pain and limited rotation
- Shoulder pain
- Golfer's and tennis elbow
- Wrist pain
- Knee pain on the course
- Neck and upper back stiffness
- Return to golf after surgery or injury
Our approach
A golf-informed process
We connect your symptoms and movement to turning, practicing and playing.
- 01
Listen and examine
We review your symptoms, health history, playing habits and goals, then examine the areas limiting your game.
- 02
Screen golf-related movement
Golf-specific screening adds a closer look at rotation, balance and control to your clinical evaluation.
- 03
Build your plan
Targeted mobility, golf-related strength and a manageable practice schedule build toward your goals.
Rotation needs mobility, strength and repeatability
We look at hip and thoracic rotation in the context of turning, practicing and playing comfortably. Lower-back and shoulder motion, balance and strength also contribute to repeated swings.
Your plan may begin with shorter range sessions or nine holes before building toward 18. We adjust practice swings, range balls and walking volume as strength and tolerance improve.
Why Fulcrum
Why golfers choose Fulcrum
TPI-certified therapist
TPI stands for Titleist Performance Institute. Its golf movement screen offers a way to observe rotation, balance and control relevant to the game.
Screening connected to your goals
We connect golf movement findings to the symptoms and physical demands that matter to your practice and rounds.
More than stretching before tee time
Mobility where it matters, strength for repeated play, and control under gradually increasing demand.
One-on-one, with the physical therapist
A full hour with the same physical therapist for assessment, treatment and exercise.
Board-certified orthopedic expertise
Care from a Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS).
Strength and performance-focused rehab
Progressive strength work is built into the plan, not added at the end.
A modern clinic and gym environment
Space to load, move and train as part of rehab.
Return to activity
What golfers want to return to
Golf is a walking, repeating, rotating sport, and rehab should prepare you for all of it.
- Playing 18 holes comfortably
- Practice sessions at the range
- Walking the course
- Turning with more confidence
- Playing alongside your regular group
- Returning after an injury at a sensible pace
Your plan builds toward the activities you choose, with progress reviewed along the way.
About your physical therapist
Hussein Eid, PT, DPT, OCS
Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist
Hussein Eid, PT, DPT, OCS is a Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist and TPI-certified physical therapist with a particular interest in golf rehabilitation and performance.
- Doctor of Physical Therapy
- Residency-trained in manual therapy
- SFMA and FMS certified
- Certified in neurodynamics
- TPI certified
Out-of-network care
One-on-one care. Time to focus on you.
Fulcrum is an out-of-network physical therapy practice. Some patients have benefits that may reimburse a portion of care, depending on their individual plan.
- We prepare and submit superbills on patients' behalf for potential reimbursement.
- Medicare is the exception: we bill Medicare directly.
Self-pay, HSA and FSA
Self-pay options and HSA/FSA cards are available, subject to account rules.
Insurance and payment details
Find rates, billing details and answers to coverage questions on our Insurance page.
Request a visit and we'll follow up to arrange a time.
Not sure if physical therapy is right for you?
Meet one-on-one with a physical therapist to discuss what's bothering you, your goals, and whether physical therapy may be appropriate for you.
The complimentary screen is not a comprehensive physical therapy evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment session.
Good to know
Common questions.
Do I need to be an experienced golfer?
No. Whether you are new to golf, play on weekends, or practice regularly, care starts with your current abilities and the activities you want to return to.
What does a TPI screen look at?
It looks at rotation, balance and control in positions relevant to golf. We use those observations alongside your clinical exam to guide mobility and strength work.
What if I am not sure golf is causing my pain?
You do not need to know the cause before coming in. Your evaluation looks at your symptoms, movement and activity pattern to guide the next step.
Can I keep playing while I am in treatment?
Often, with changes such as reduced range-session volume or modified practice. We will advise based on your symptoms.
How do you plan my return to a full round?
We consider symptoms during and after play, walking tolerance and repeated swings. Shorter practice sessions or nine holes can be useful steps toward a full round.
Do I need a referral?
You can usually start with an evaluation without a referral under Florida's direct-access rules. Continuing care may require a referral, and insurance requirements vary; ask us about care requirements and your insurer about coverage.
How does payment work, and do you accept insurance?
We offer out-of-network and self-pay care, accept HSA/FSA cards, and bill Medicare directly. See our Insurance and Payment page for rates, superbills and plan-dependent reimbursement details.
How long are appointments?
Your evaluation and follow-up visits are full 60-minute, one-on-one sessions with the same physical therapist, with time for treatment, exercise and questions.
Location
Find us at Eagle Landing.
Fulcrum is at 3973 Eagle Landing Parkway in Orange Park. Golfers visit from Eagle Landing, Oakleaf, Middleburg and surrounding Clay County communities.
We serve Eagle Landing, Oakleaf, Orange Park, Middleburg and surrounding Clay County communities.
Fulcrum Physical Therapy
3973 Eagle Landing Parkway
Orange Park, FL 32065
(904) 544-7968Get directions in Google Maps Orange Park, FL 32065
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