
Stop Trying to Fix Your Swing. Fix Your Body Instead.
Our Goal is Lower Golf Scores Through Better Movement & Health 💪🏼
83% of golfers fight tight hips, stiff shoulders, and weak cores every round. No lesson can fix that.
✓ Add 15+ yards
✓ Play consistently
✓ Reduce pain
✓ Lower scores
From Fitness to Fairways: A Guide to Better Golf






About GOLFBETR
We help golfers play better through better movement and health
Our mission: Fix the physical problems that hold golfers back so you can play better, longer, with less pain.
Golf should get easier as you learn, not harder. We're building guides to make that happen.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to see results from golf fitness training?
Most golfers notice improvements within 2-3 weeks. Better flexibility and less stiffness come first, followed by increased driving distance around weeks 4-6. Significant improvements in consistency and overall performance typically occur within 8-12 weeks of following a golf-specific mobility, strength, and nutrition program 10-15 minutes daily.
Can golf fitness exercises really add distance to my drives?
Yes, golf fitness can add 15+ yards to your drives. Improving hip mobility alone increases clubhead speed by 15%, while core strengthening and rotational power exercises add significant distance. The GOLFBETR system fixes tight hips, weak cores, and poor rotation - the physical limitations preventing maximum power generation.
What's the difference between golf fitness and regular gym workouts?
Golf fitness targets the specific movements and muscle groups used in golf - rotational power, core stability, and hip mobility. While regular gym workouts build general strength, golf-specific exercises like medicine ball throws and anti-rotation planks directly improve swing mechanics and transfer to better on-course performance.
Do I need special equipment for golf fitness training?
No expensive equipment needed. The GOLFBETR system requires minimal gear - resistance bands ($15-25), a medicine ball ($25-35), and a foam roller. Most exercises use just body weight and can be done at home. You can complete an entire golf fitness routine in your living room without gym memberships or complicated machines.