Golf Gym in St. George, UT

A strong body creates a foundation for athleticism. Golf strength training should develop the entire body rather than focusing on isolated muscles. This includes strengthening all muscle groups, ligaments, and joints. Lower-body, upper-body, and core strength all contribute to a golfer's ability to create and control the force needed to swing a club and hit a ball.

A round of golf requires lots of walking and can last several hours. Productive practice sessions include sustained physical and mental effort that mimic the conditions on the course. Conditioning helps golfers maintain energy for extended periods. 

A golfer needs enough mobility to move through their swing. Restrictions in areas such as the hips, shoulders, and thoracic spine can influence how the body moves. Golf-focused mobility training helps Tee Box members develop movement that benefits their swing mechanics.

TPI, or the Titleist Performance Institute, provides a golf-first approach to understanding how the body moves in relation to the golf swing. Tee Box has TPI-certified professionals who use their knowledge of movement and physical performance as part of the development process. This helps connect what happens in the gym with what happens during the gam

Balance, coordination, stability, speed, and rotational power can all be developed through athletic training. Athletic development helps golfers become more confident in their movements inside and outside of the gym. The goal is to transfer physical improvement into better golf performance and be the best version of yourself.