Move better. Feel better. Play better: Airpark Physical Therapist votes one of the best golf -Scottsdale.org

Golf is a developing game. Sport dates back to the early 15th century and has since become an industry for a billion dollar that sees fans and viewers around the world.

The so -called “Gentleman’s Game” is a lifelong sport for some, but a career for others. The activity looks simple and easy for the body – but it is not.

Golf injuries are harmful and synonymous with the profession. Scotsdale boasts one of the highest evaluated physically evaluated golf therapists: Fountain Hills Dan Suin, who owns Airpark Train2Win Clinic.

Recently, Golf Digest called it one of the best fitness trainers in the country for 2025-2026. Swinscoe is one of the best 69 trainers in the United States who made the competitive final selection list. He is one of 13 trainers in the southwest, five in Arizona.

According to a statement, the Golf Digest fitness consultation panel has received hundreds of nominations from golfers across the country who want to recognize quality trainers.

He qualified twice, but was found unacceptable because he did not train only golfers. However, due to changes to the rules, Swinscoe was successful this time.

“So, I was nominated to apply, and then, while I was applying, I saw that only golfers were saying it and it wasn’t me,” said Suin.

“At the time, I was nominated for the second time and did not even deal with the request. I expected that he would still say “only golfers.” This particular time I went forward and I opened the application and it no longer had this requirement. ”

Swinscoe, a longtime golf, has been a trainer in strength and physiotherapist for 30 years. Although praised for his work with golfers, he is also specialized in baseball, volleyball and daily movements.

“But golf and baseball are my passions personally,” Suin said.

“I enjoy them because they are complicated, so in the end they are fun puzzles to solve, but not just athletes we see. I will see grandparents and people who do not play sports because we are first specialists in movement. So if your goal is to lift your grandchildren or carry food, then we lift weights with that intention. ”

His clients include professional athletes, coaches, doctors, personal coaches and golfers of all ages and skills levels, some of whom travel here to see him.

Before moving to Arizona three years ago, Suin lived in Seattle, where he worked with baseball sailors in Seattle. The organization told him that he had chosen it, as his previous therapist “stopped studying a long time ago,” he recalled.

The Swinscoe motto for Train2win is: “We help you move better, to feel better and to play better.” The Titleist Institute for Fulfillment.

“I just have a natural curiosity about myself,” Suin said. “I like to study. When I’m not at work, I think about exercise and read about exercise. So, it’s just something that is part of me and part of my business. ”

Swinscoe has worked with professional athletes on the other side of the board, but golfers are his strong suit. Swinscoe’s knowledge and experience made him successful, but his persistence and intensive effort led to the award.

“We are constantly re -evaluating because we expect the progress to be fast,” he said. “So, we are constantly re -evaluating to ensure that we always move forward as quickly as possible. Most places do not spend this time, but we do it and enjoy us. ”