Do you feel sore and achy after a day on the course?
If you’re suffering from lower back pain, golf could be to blame.
With more courses than any other state, it’s no wonder that—when it comes to golf—Florida is #1. But in addition to hosting multiple PGA Tour events (and countless 19th holes), Florida also boasts a lot of lower back pain from golf.
Lower back pain is an extremely common complaint, accounting for up to 50% of all golf injuries, and affects novices and professionals alike.
If you’ve found that your game is being handicapped by your lower back pain, there’s no need to give up your favorite sport. With the right care, you can reduce your risk of injury so you can keep playing golf as long as you want.