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Golf Physiotherapy for Movement, Performance and Injury Management

Marty McInnes Golf Physiotherapy provides golf-specific physiotherapy, physical screening and rehabilitation for golfers of all levels — from club and social players through to elite amateurs and touring professionals.

Located inside Pin High Indoor Golf Training Facility in Osborne Park with access to Trackman Simulator bays, indoor driving range, putting green, gym, proshop and experienced PGA Professional instructors.

About marty

Marty McInnes is an experienced physiotherapist with over 25 years in practice and more than 15 years working with Golf WA and Golf Australia. He provides golf-specific injury management, physical screening and performance programs designed to help golfers move well, play pain-free and get more out of their game.

Marty has worked with players across the PGA, LPGA, DP World Tour and LIV tours, and was Physiotherapist for the Australian Olympic Golf Team at the 2024 Paris Olympics. His experience with elite golf gives him a unique understanding of how the body moves in the golf swing, allowing him to support golfers at every level — from touring professionals to club, social and junior players.

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Services

Golf-Specific Physiotherapy Services

Marty McInnes Golf Physiotherapy offers assessment, treatment and physical management plans tailored to the demands of golf.

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Understand How Your Body Moves in Your Golf Swing

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A golfer practicing his swing at a driving range during a golf tournament, with many spectators watching in the background.

From these results, Marty can develop a tailored plan to address physical limitations, support injury prevention and provide useful information for your coach if needed. This may include a simple pre-golf warm-up, a daily 15-minute routine or a more comprehensive exercise program.

A golf-specific physical screening looks at the key areas that influence your swing, including flexibility, mobility, strength and movement control.

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Get in Touch

Get in touch to discuss your injury, movement concerns or golf-specific goals.

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