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February 14, 2026International Journal of Sports Science & CoachingOpen Access

The golf and strength and conditioning coach interface: A model to optimise performance support for golfers

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ABAlex BlissMahidol UniversityNMNeil MaxwellUniversity of BrightonBLBen LangdownThe Open University

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Overview

Research uncovers the importance of strength and conditioning coaches in enhancing golf performance, indicating a need for better collaboration among coaches.

Key Points

  • This research aims to explore how strength and conditioning (S&C) fits into the performance support model for golfers.
  • Conducted a synthesis of existing literature on S&C and golf performance.
  • Evaluated communication dynamics among golfers, S&C coaches, and golf coaches.
  • Developed practical recommendations for integrating S&C into golfer support systems.
  • Confirmed the effectiveness of S&C for improving clubhead speed in golfers.
  • Identified communication gaps between S&C coaches and golfers.
  • Provided recommendations to enhance collaboration among support teams for better performance outcomes.

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Bliss et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699010f22ccff479cfe57509https://doi.org/10.1177/17479541261420683
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