Mawinee Puanglumyai
From the treatment room → to keeping golfers healthy and on the course.
Behind every long career is a body that holds up. Physiotherapy is one of golf's essential support roles. Here's the path in.
How this path is built
- Step 1
Earn a physiotherapy degree, commonly from a university such as Mahidol.
- Step 2
License through the Physical Therapy Council of Thailand.
- Step 3
Specialise in sports and golf-specific movement and injury.
- Step 4
Work with players through clinics, academies, national teams or tours.
Pathway overview: we're still confirming this person's full story. The steps above show how the career is built.
What they do today
- Assess golf-specific movement and injury.
- Build rehabilitation and return-to-play plans.
- Coordinate with coaches and doctors.
- Support players through clinics, academies or tours.
Qualifications
Academic
- Physiotherapy degree
Professional
- Physical Therapy Council of Thailand licence (required for the profession)
Advice for aspiring professionals
How to get started in this speciality.
- Golfers need specialists who understand the golf swing, not just general injury care.
- Player support travels: the best physios move with the tours.
Speak with a qualified sports physiotherapist about the training and licensing route.
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