Terris Golf

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Bruce Fleisher clearly indicates, "The Terris Golf® 'Competition Series' is a must for all golfers that are interested in the long-term protection of many of the structures of the hand that can, and do become affected by playing golf, and should be used by golfers of all ages. The Terris Golf® 'Training Edition' is essential for practice use, as it also has the ability to absorb much of the shock experienced by repetitive ball striking at the driving range."

YOU CAN MORE CONFIDENTLY RETURN YOUR PATIENTS TO THE GAME OF GOLF. PROTECTION IS NOW AVAILABLE

Prevention of injury can never be guaranteed, but by enhancing a golfer's "feel" or "hand to brain - brain to hand" feedback they will function more efficiently, and by reducing shock and vibration translated to the body from the shaft of the club they will better tolerate the risks of repetition. The chances of remaining uninjured are improved because PROTECTION FACILITATES PREVENTION.

All designs of Terris Golf® gloves can be used to protect either hand as needed. Combinations of right and / or left, Training Edition or Competition Series can be worn and can be varied to meet the needs on the driving range or the course.

Terris Golf® gloves provide protection for the following anatomical structures, provide protection from the exacerbation of the following conditions, and possible prevention of the same conditions in the yet uninjured golfer. However, use good judgement and seek proper medical evaulation if symptoms are severe or persistent.

Note: * Best Recommendation, (*) Secondary Recommendation

	Training	Comp I	Comp II
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome	*
Golfer's Wrist (Hamate Fracture)	*
Wrist Fractures (Distal Radius)	*
Golfer's Elbow (Medial Epicondylitis)	*
Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis)	*
Arthritis Of The Fingers
Dupuytren's Contracture	*
Trigger Fingers	*
Ligament Injuries Of The Wrist: Sprains / Tears / Laxity	*()**	*
TFCC Injuries / Ulnocarpal Impaction	*()**	*
Scaphoid Fractures	Recently Healed	Progress To
Ganglion Cysts	*	*()**
DeQuervain's Tendonitis	*()**	*
Thumb Basal Joint Arthritis / Ligament Laxity		*	Stage I/II (mild symtoms)

Please Note: Many of these conditions are directly related to golf. Others are not directly related to golf, but are commonly acquired from other activities. Regardless of the source, these conditions can be problematic for the golfer and limit their ability to play.

Competition I

Competition II

Training