Commit to Your Clients’ Longevity, On and Off the Course

Mindi Boysen, a Golf Digest Top 50 Trainer in America, is the TPI-Certified Owner/Operator of The Club in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Mindi Boysen on the importance of committing to your clients’ longevity, on and off the course:

At The Club in Scottsdale, we’ve created an elevated, personal experience that blends fitness, recovery and technology. Our Portfolio Members (clients) receive customized care from a curated team of the best in the business, each with a specialty of his or her own. Our goal is to teach golfers how human movement can enhance their abilities on and off the course. We look at their technique and fundamentals via our golf simulator and PGA of America Golf Professional Ron Gring, a Quarter Century PGA Member. We restore balance and offer services like manual therapy, dry needling, cupping, compression therapy, massage and assisted stretching. The recent addition of our Shiftwave chair has been a game-changer. The Shiftwave is a rare and powerful nervous system reset tool. It uses acoustical and vibrational waves in a zero-gravity chair to help regulate stress, aid recovery and enhance athletic performance. With over 60 protocols, we can help clients upshift or downshift based on their goals, whether it’s post-round recovery or mental clarity before a tournament. Finally, our trainers help clients build better balance, strength, speed and power for their swing, essentially fine-tuning their athleticism. This engagement is highly collaborative and holistic. My trainers and I can all swap in and out for each other as needed to ensure every portfolio member gets the best out of every caddie on our team. These are one-on-one sessions, as our clientele prefers that individual attention.

Mindi Boysen on the business impact of committing to your clients’ longevity, on and off the course:

With many golfers’ propensity to struggle with physical limitations that include joint mobility and stability, strength, speed and power, not to mention injuries such as golfer’s elbow, back pain and shoulder and wrist problems, our TPI-certified caddies provide tailored solutions to help portfolio members overcome these obstacles and achieve their best game. With the reputation I’ve built since my very first certification 33 years ago, many of our new clients are attained via word-of-mouth referrals from existing members. We provide initial assessments and have five portfolio options from which clients can choose. They range from 18 to 72 one-hour sessions. Although most of our clients become long-term relationships, we do have some who seek short-term engagement or even a one-and-done session. With the majority of our clients being private club members, we will collaborate and communicate with their PGA Professional coaches and instructors to ensure that holistic approach I mentioned earlier. When it comes down to it, our community-first, science-based approach focuses on longevity, performance and total well-being. We serve all ages and levels, and they’re greeted by Bunker, our English Bulldog and club mascot.

If you would like to email the author of this Best Practice directly, please email mindi@fitforgolfusa.com.

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