Titleist Performance Institute (TPI)

A clearer view of the body–swing connection.

Golfers Hub brings two complementary TPI Certified pathways together in Port Melbourne: physical performance with Adam Weeks and golf-specific osteopathic care with Jon Zuccala.

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Adam Weeks and Jon Zuccala inside Golfers Hub in Port Melbourne

What TPI adds

Useful context, interpreted by the right professional.

TPI education gives Adam and Jon a shared language for exploring how physical capabilities may relate to swing characteristics.

A movement screen can help identify questions worth investigating and establish relevant baselines. It does not diagnose an injury, prescribe the same solution to every golfer or replace golf coaching. The value comes from combining appropriate information with the practitioner’s own professional expertise.

Two TPI Certified professionals

Different roles. Complementary perspectives.

The golfer’s goal determines who leads. Collaboration is used only when another perspective can make the pathway clearer.

Physical performance · Adam Weeks

Assess and prepare the golfer.

Adam applies TPI Golf, Fitness, Power and Junior education to assessment-led physical preparation, long-term development and progress monitoring through Fit To Play.

Golf, Fitness, Power and Junior · Level 2TPI Certified · Level 1

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Clinical care · Jon Zuccala

Assess, treat and support return to golf.

Jon combines TPI Medical Level 3 with advanced Golf, Fitness and Power education within osteopathic assessment, treatment and rehabilitation.

Medical · Level 3 · Golf, Fitness and Power · Level 2TPI Certified · Level 1

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Assessment with a purpose

Screen what matters. Interpret it in context.

Start with your question

Clarify whether the priority is physical capacity, pain, rehabilitation, swing coaching or a broader performance goal.

Select relevant measures

Use TPI screening and other appropriate tools only when they can add useful information.

Set clear priorities

The appropriate professional interprets the findings within their role and explains what happens next.

Monitor change

Reassess relevant measures and connect progress back to training, care and golf performance.

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Start with the question, not the label.

Tell us what you want to change and whether pain is involved. We will help identify the right practitioner and the most useful first assessment.

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Your next step

Bring the body and the swing into the same conversation.

Start with the professional whose role best fits your question, then involve the wider team only when it adds value.

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