Physical Therapy & Performance FAQ

Osborne Performance is a physical therapy and performance practice that helps active individuals get out of pain, move better, and return to the activities they enjoy at a high level. We specialize in working with golfers of all levels.

No. While many clients come to us with pain or injury, we also work with individuals who want to improve mobility, strength, and performance to prevent future issues and perform at their best.

We work with a wide range of orthopedic conditions, including back pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, and overuse injuries. We also help address movement limitations that impact performance.

Additionally, we help rehab from surgeries to safely return our clients back to what they love, as soon as possible.

We take a one-on-one, personalized approach that goes beyond just treating symptoms. Our focus is on identifying and addressing the root cause of your limitations. We then build a long term plan that helps you return stronger and perform better. We help provide the long-term solution you have been searching for.

No referral is needed. You can book directly and get started right away.

We work with golfers of all levels who are in pain, recovering from injuries, and those looking to decrease limitations in order to enjoy the amazing game of golf for years to come.

Osborne Performance is located in Villa Park, CA. We are right off of the 55 freeway and Katella Ave.

Our address is:

17871 Santiago Blvd, Ste 205

Villa Park, CA 92861

Golf physical therapy is specialized treatment focused on improving mobility, strength, and movement patterns specific to the golf swing. At Osborne Performance, we conduct a comprehensive evaluation in order to determine all limitations and create a plan of care that will meet your goals.

Common golf injuries include low back pain, elbow pain (golfer’s elbow), shoulder pain, hip pain, and wrist injuries. These often stem from mobility restrictions or strength imbalances that affect the golf swing.

Yes! By improving how your body moves, many golfers see improvements in distance, consistency, and overall comfort during and after their round.