Why the simulator is the safest place to return from injury.
Returning to the course after back surgery, a wrist sprain, or tennis elbow can be terrifying. One chunked shot or awkward lie could set you back months. This is where the simulator becomes a medical device.
On a course, you deal with uneven lies, rough, and mud. In the sim, you have a perfect, flat lie every time. This variable control allows you to test your body's structural integrity without risking a sudden jerk from a bad lie. Our private sim bays (available to Members) provide the perfect controlled environment for this work.
We use the sim to prescribe specific "yardage ladders" for rehab, a form of Graded Exposure Therapy. Instead of "hitting balls," you might be tasked with:
This forces you to control effort levels. If you feel pain at 70 yards, we stop. You have a quantifiable metric for your recovery.
Often, injury changes how we move subconsciously (guarding). Our cameras can spot if you are "hanging back" to protect a sore left knee, allowing us to correct the compensation pattern before it becomes permanent.
Don't guess when you are ready. Our Return-to-Play protocol bridges the gap between the physio table and the first tee.
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