CC Collier Concierge Physical Therapy & Performance

Play the round,
not around the pain.

Golf-specific physical therapy from a Doctor of Physical Therapy who is Titleist Performance Institute certified at Medical Level 2. Assessed and treated at your home, your club, or on the course.

Three golfers walk into a practice

Almost everyone who calls is in one of these three places. All three are treatable and all three start the same way, with finding out what your body is actually doing.

A Titleist golf ball resting at the lip of the cup

A

You have stopped playing

Pain or an injury took the game away. The goal is getting you back on the course, not just getting you comfortable on the sofa.

A golfer watching a drive from the middle of the fairway

B

You are playing through it

You still tee off, you just pay for it afterwards. Rounds get shorter, the back nine gets harder, and you have quietly changed your swing to protect something.

A golfer striking an iron shot with water and fountains behind

C

You are playing fine, but limited

Nothing hurts. Something is still capping your rotation, your stability, or your speed, and no amount of lessons fixes a physical restriction.

What TPI Medical Level 2 actually means

The Titleist Performance Institute studies how the body moves in a golf swing. Their certification pathway starts with Level 1, which covers the screen every TPI professional uses, and branches into medical, fitness, junior and coaching tracks.

Medical Level 2 is the clinical branch, taken by licensed providers who are treating injuries rather than teaching the swing. It connects what shows up in your swing to what is happening in your hips, spine, shoulders and ankles.

Practically, it means the person watching your swing on video is the same person who can put hands on the restriction causing it, and who is licensed to treat the injury underneath. Your golf pro fixes your technique. This fixes the body that has to execute it.

Brian Bolin is TPI certified at Level 1 and Medical Level 2, and SFMA Level 1 certified. His TPI listing is public: verify it on mytpi.com .

Titleist Performance Institute Certified Medical Level 2 badge Titleist Performance Institute Certified badge

TPI and Titleist are trademarks of their respective owners. Certification indicates completed training and does not imply endorsement or affiliation.

What the analysis looks like

Your swing becomes numbers: how fast each segment rotates, in what order, and where the sequence breaks down. That is what separates an assessment from an opinion.

TPI 3D motion capture software showing spine rotation, thorax and wrist angle
               traces alongside a modelled swing
Three-dimensional capture of the swing, segment by segment. Spine rotation, thorax bend and wrist angle are measured rather than estimated by eye.
Kinematic sequence graph showing pelvis, thorax, arm and club rotational
               velocities peaking in order through a golf swing
The kinematic sequence. In an efficient swing, pelvis, thorax, arm and club peak in that order. When they do not, the body is leaking power and usually compensating somewhere that eventually hurts.

Assessment imagery courtesy of Titleist Performance Institute, used under licence.

Images show TPI assessment technology, supplied by the Titleist Performance Institute.

Elite Performance & Injury Evaluation

$350 · 75 to 90 minutes

  • Full TPI assessment or SFMA, depending on what you came in for
  • High-speed video swing or sport-specific breakdown with biomechanical efficiency mapping
  • A digital, tailored performance program with custom home drills
  • A treatment session included, so hands-on work or dry needling starts on day one

The evaluation is required before we recommend a package, because recommending a number of visits before assessing you would be guessing.

Book the evaluation

Core performance packages

Which one you need comes out of the evaluation. Dry needling is included in every package at no additional cost.

3-Visit Kickstart

$750

$250 / visit

  • 3 concierge home treatments
  • Dry needling as clinically needed
  • 1 telehealth touchpoint for a form check or video review

Most chosen

5-Visit Breakthrough

$1,125

$225 / visit

  • 5 concierge home treatments
  • Dry needling as clinically needed
  • 1 telehealth touchpoint for mid-program progression

10-Visit Championship

$2,000

$200 / visit

  • 10 concierge home treatments
  • Dry needling as clinically needed
  • 2 telehealth touchpoints
  • Saves $500 against single sessions

Single sessions and add-ons

  • Single standalone visit, $250 (60 minutes), for a tune-up or post-package maintenance. Does not include a telehealth touchpoint.
  • Telehealth session, $100 each, added to a standalone visit.
  • Clinical dry needling, $75 added to a session or $100 booked on its own. Included at no cost inside the 3, 5 and 10-visit packages and on membership.

Injuries do not follow a schedule. Your telehealth touchpoint lets you hop on a secure video call between home visits if you have an unexpected pain flare-up, need an exercise modified, or have a question about your recovery progress.

We provide detailed superbills on request, which you can submit to your insurance provider for potential out-of-network reimbursement.

Where we treat

On the course, at the clubhouse, in your membership gym, or at home. Whatever fits your week. We serve Naples, North Naples, South Naples, East Naples, Vineyards, Golden Gate and the rest of Collier County, Florida.