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Preserve Your Performance, Protect Your Knees

Preserve Your Performance, Protect Your Knees

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About This Event

On September 23, 2026, at Cumberwell Park in Bath, a free wellness event titled "Preserve Your Performance, Protect Your Knees" will feature expert-led sessions aimed at helping attendees maintain their mobility and prevent knee injuries to continue playing at their best.

An expert-led session designed to help you maintain mobility, prevent injury, and continue playing at your best.

Join us on Wednesday 23rd June 2026

06:15 pm - 08:00 pm

The event is taking place at: Cumberwell Park, Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 2PQ.

Soft drinks will be available on arrival together with some nutritious nibbles.

Talk to the experts

Though golf is often seen as low impact sport, the swing places significant rotational stress on the knee sometimes up to five times body weight. Over time, this can lead to gradual, often unnoticed injuries that affect performance and long-term joint health.

Common Knee Conditions in Golfers:

Chondrosis: Cartilage wear under the kneecap causing pain and occasional swelling.

Meniscal Injury: Cartilage damage from twisting; leads to pain, swelling, or restricted movement.

Osteoarthritis: Progressive joint degeneration causing stiffness and reduced mobility.

ACL Injury: Acute ligament damage with instability and swelling.

MCL Injury: Inner knee pain and tenderness.

Long-Term Risk:

Repetitive torsional stress on the non-dominant knee during the golf swing may lead to cartilage wear, joint sensitivity, and persistent symptoms.

Importance of Early Assessment.

Early specialist review supports accurate diagnosis, personalised treatment, and helps prevent further joint damage. Modern orthopaedics also offers joint preserving options that may delay or avoid surgery.

About This Event:

This free session provides expert, clinically informed guidance on knee health in golf.

Speaker: Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Mr Ben Lankester from Sulis Hospital.

You will learn:

The stresses golf places on the knee

How common injuries develop

Early warning signs to watch for

Modern treatment, rehab, and prevention strategies

Who This Session Is For:

Golfers with mild–moderate knee discomfort

Players aiming to protect joint health

Those returning after injury

Anyone focused on long-term mobility and performance

What You’ll Gain:

Clear understanding of your risk profile

Practical injury-prevention guidance

Insight into modern treatment and recovery

Confidence to make informed care decisions

A Long-Term Investment in Your Game: Maintain performance. Minimise risk. Continue to enjoy golf with confidence! Support your swing with expert clinical insight.

Join us on Wednesday 23rd September at Cumberwell park.

6:30 pm - 8 pm with arrival at 6:15 pm.

FREE EDUCATIONAL EVENT. BOOKING is essential.

*Limited places. Pre-booking is essential. Call 01761 422288 for more information.

Discreet, personal service at Sulis Hospital with our highly experienced team of the UK's foremost consultants.

*Advance booking is required and places are subject to availability.

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Preserve Your Performance, Protect Your Knees takes place on Wednesday, 23 September 2026 at 18:15.

Preserve Your Performance, Protect Your Knees is held at Cumberwell Park in Bath (Great Cumberwell, Bradford-on-Avon, BA15 2PQ).

Entry to Preserve Your Performance, Protect Your Knees is free.

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