DSP | Golf Mobility & Power Assessment

Golf Performance Assessment

Test to see how your mobility and power may impact your golf game.

Athlete Name
Age

Lower Body Mobility

Includes ankle, hips, and toe touch.

Ankle Dorsiflexion Norm: 40° (each side)
Hip Internal Rotation Norm: 40° (each side)
Hip External Rotation Norm: 40° (each side)
Toe Touch Test Rating: Good / Needs Improvement

Upper Body Mobility

Shoulders, thoracic spine, cervical spine, and wrists.

Shoulder ER – Standing Norm: 90° (each side)
Shoulder ER – Bent Over Norm: 90° (each side)
Shoulder Flexion Norm: 180° (each side)
Thoracic Rotation Norm: 45° (each side)
Cervical Rotation Test Rating: Good / Needs Improvement
Wrist Pronation Rating: Good / Needs Improvement
Wrist Supination Rating: Good / Needs Improvement
Wrist Ulnar Deviation Rating: Good / Needs Improvement
Wrist Radial Deviation Rating: Good / Needs Improvement

Stability & Control

Qualitative assessments of pelvic, trunk, and lower-body stability.

Pelvic Tilt Test Good / Needs Improvement
Pelvic Rotation Test Good / Needs Improvement
Trunk Rotation Test Good / Needs Improvement
Single-Leg Bridge Test Good / Needs Improvement (each side)
Overhead Squat Good / Average / Needs Improvement

Power & Performance Metrics

No normative data applied yet — raw values only.

Countermovement Jump (CMJ) Jump height, power, RSI
Squat Jump Jump height, force, asymmetry
Rotational Power Swing speed (radar)
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Golf Performance Assessment – Results

100% = at normative value

Mobility – ROM (% of Norm)

Test Side Raw (°) % of Norm Status

Left vs Right – % of Norm

Each spoke represents one area of mobility for golf (ankle, hips, shoulders, thoracic). Higher % means more range relative to the normative value.

Qualitative Mobility & Stability

Test Side Rating

Power & Performance Metrics

Test Metric Value

Impact on Golf Swing

Recommended Focus Areas