Golf Swing Analysis, Support, & Perfection in Pittsburgh

Want A More Consistent Golf Swing?



Tired of chunking it one swing and crushing it the next? Your golf swing is only as good as the body behind it. Utilizing a thorough Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) assessment and safe, natural solutions, we combine medical expertise with personalized form and fitness guidance to fix what's holding your game and your body back.

From weekend warriors to tournament standouts, our Pittsburgh golf swing specialist is here to help you thrive on the course (and off). We analyze the body as a whole, find what’s compromising your performance, and provide the care and insight necessary to drive your swing home. Straightforward, proven assistance!

Have a golf coach or fitness trainer? We’re happy to work directly with them on your journey to a healthy body that supports a healthy swing

If you have an injury that’s affecting your game, we may be able to accept your insurance. Contact us to learn more!

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Two Sides. One Goal. Better Swing.

At Fox Chapel Chiropractic & Wellness, we take a whole-body approach to improving your golf swing. We don't just treat pain; we analyze, optimize, and build. 

Our team bridges the gap between the medical side (chiropractic assessment, adjustments, and manual therapy) and the fitness side (mobility training, therapeutic exercise, and performance coaching).

When everyone's working from the same playbook, your swing doesn't just get better; it gets you better. And you’re the driving force.

 

Your Game. Your Level.

Golf-related chiropractic care isn't just for the pros. It's for anyone who loves the game and wants more out of their body on the course.

 

Tournament Players 

Compete at a high level? We help you squeeze every yard and degree of consistency from your swing mechanics.

 

Serious Amateurs

Chasing your handicap? We identify the physical barriers that keep your scorecard from matching your ambitions.

 

Weekend Warriors

18 holes on Saturday shouldn't mean Monday back pain. Play better, recover faster, and have more fun doing it.

 

New Golfers

Build your swing on a solid physical foundation from the start. No bad habits, no nagging injuries.

Real Solutions for Consistent Play and Better Golf

We don't guess. Every golfer who walks through our door gets a thorough, informed, professional evaluation before we ever start treatment

 

 


Here's how we do it:

 

Golf Swing Assessment with Titleist Performance Institute (TPI)

We perform a comprehensive physical screen that is directly tied to your golf swing mechanics. Using specific methodology, we identify the symptoms, movement limitations, and physical inadequacies that are quietly sabotaging your game, things your golf coach can see but can't fix on their own.

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Chiropractic Adjustments

Joint restrictions in the spine, hips, and shoulders directly limit your rotation and power transfer. Targeted adjustments restore proper motion so your body can actually execute the swing your coach has been teaching you.

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Manual Therapy

Manual therapies that include soft tissue work, myofascial release, and joint mobilization address the muscle tightness and fascial restrictions that rob you of range of motion, especially in the hips, thoracic spine, and shoulders.

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IASTM (Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization)

Using specialized tools, we break up scar tissue and adhesions in overworked areas, forearms, shoulders, and lats that develop over thousands of swings. The result: better tissue quality, less pain, and greater freedom of movement.

 

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Therapeutic Exercise

Mobility without stability is a liability to your swing count. We prescribe golf-specific corrective exercises that reinforce every gain made in the clinic, so you don't just move better here; you move better on the first tee, the back nine, and every round after.

 

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Elbow Pain is Killing Your Game.

You can't swing freely when your elbow is screaming. Golfer's elbow and tennis elbow are among the most common and under-treated injuries that hold golfers back.

 

Golfer's Elbow

Medial epicondylitis (golfer’s elbow) affects the inner elbow and forearm, exactly where your grip and swing generate force. 

That nagging ache at impact? That's your body telling you something's wrong. We treat the source with manual therapy, IASTM, and targeted rehab so you can grip the club without wincing and swing without holding back.

 

Tennis Elbow (aka the #1 Pain in Golfers!)

Lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) isn't just for tennis players; golfers get it too, especially from repetitive stress and poor mechanics. 

Pain in the outer elbow during or after your round is a sign of tissue overload. We address the affected tendons and muscles, restore normal movement patterns, and keep you on the course instead of the sideline.

Both conditions respond exceptionally well to a combination of chiropractic care, IASTM, and targeted movement correction. Don't wait until the offseason; come in, and we'll get you back to full strength.

Ready to play better?

Your Best Round is One Appointment Away

Stop leaving strokes on the table. Come in, let us find what your body is doing to your golf swing, and let's build a plan to fix it. Your friends won't know what hit them.

We accept most major insurance plans.

What Our Pittsburgh Chiropractic Patients Have to Say

"Dr. Dan is very personable and understand your problems! He takes his time to learn your needs and will adjust whatever needs adjusted. He does his best explaining the benefits of what he is doing and will walk you through it all. The receptionist is friendly as well and if you’re lucky, you’ll get to see a furry friend in the office. Here is a before and after picture. Make sure to do your home exercise he recommends to keep the improvements consistent." - Tina L. 

 

"This was my first experience with going to a chiropractor. Dr. Dan made me feel at ease right away and I feel so much better. I would highly recommend Dr. Dan." - Nina. R.