GOLF PERFORMANCE, REHAB, AND INJURY PREVENTION
Does your swing feel inconsistent or harder than it should, even when your technique feels solid? Often, the issue isn’t your swing. It’s how your body moves through it.
Shore Golf Performance helps golfers move better so they can swing more freely and play more consistently. We address mobility, stability, and control limitations that hold your swing back, without forcing positions or relying on quick fixes.
Through golfer-specific physical therapy, rehabilitation, and performance training, every program is built around how you move and what your swing demands, so your swing feels easier to repeat, round after round.
Shore Golf Performance helps golfers improve how their body moves so they can swing better and play more consistently.
Shore Golf Performance addresses the movement limitations that quietly undermine your swing through golfer-specific physical therapy, orthopedic rehabilitation, injury prevention, and performance training. Every program is tailored to the individual golfer, not dictated by insurance requirements or generic protocols. Instead of chasing temporary fixes, we refine mobility, stability, and control so your body can access the positions your swing demands. The result is a body that supports repeatable, efficient movement, allowing your swing to feel freer, more consistent, and less forced every time you play.
Founder & Owner of Shore Golf Performance
Meet Dr. Michael Edwards
Dr. Michael Edwards is a sports orthopedic physical therapist in his 7th year of practice, with a specialized focus on treating golfers. Originally from eastern North Carolina, he moved to the area in June 2022 with his wife, who is from Rhode Island.
Prior to founding Shore Golf Performance, Michael served as Lead Physical Therapist at Youngs Physical Therapy & Sports Performance in Greenville, NC. He opened his practice to deliver healthcare differently, prioritizing the patient over the system and providing truly individualized care.
An avid golfer himself, Michael built Shore Golf Performance specifically for golfers. He has worked with junior, collegiate, recreational, and professional players, and served as the physical therapist for the Rex Hospital Open in Raleigh, NC in 2019 and 2021, a Korn Ferry Tour event and developmental pathway to the PGA Tour.
Michael holds a doctoral degree and is TPI Medical 2, SFMA, and dry needling certified.
VISUALIZE
Visualize the life you want to live without pain through understanding the why and creating a plan on how to get there!
Shore Golf Performance 3-step Process
COMMIT
Commit to the plan, start improving your pain and learn and build functional, foundational, and golf-specific movements!
EXECUTE
Execute the plan, rid the pain, optimize the way you move and swing, enjoy the results, and perform… on the course and in life!
Testimonials
Taylor Pendrith, Professional Golfer, PGA Tour
Jason Glass, Top Golf Strength & Conditioning Specialist
Directions & Parking Information
As you arrive at Cranston Country Club, you’ll see two parking lots along Burlingame Road.
Coming from the southeast on Burlingame Road: The course will be on your right. Enter the first parking lot you see.
Coming from the northwest on Burlingame Road: The course will be on your left. Enter the second parking lot.
Please park in the lower parking lot closest to the water. You may park anywhere near the Social Building (note: the main clubhouse is located up the hill in the upper parking lot).
To the left of the Social Building, you’ll find a small walkway that leads onto the course toward the driving range. Walk through this pathway, and you’ll see a building on your right, next to the driving range.
📍 That building is home to Shore Golf Performance, along with The Golf Academy with Todd Campbell.