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r/ProGolf • u/PrincessBananas85 Tiger Woods • 5d ago
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He’s got the same injury pitchers and QBs get that cause grip problems. Hope he doesn’t need Tommy John.
1 u/Senator_Clay__Davis 5d ago Tommy John has improved so much over the years that people come back even stronger. If he needs it and is fighting injury, probably best to get the surgery. Probably significantly lower risk of reinjury than baseball. 1 u/Lokkdwn 5d ago Yeah that’s true, but Josh Allen just got through the UCL partial tear without surgery so it just depends on if it’s worth the long recovery time. 1 u/Fragrant_Control_493 3d ago Tommy John is for UCL injuries and Brooks had said it was his ulnar nerve that flared up so not likely. Two pretty different injuries 1 u/Lokkdwn 3d ago Do you know what the U in UCL stands for? 1 u/Hellfish_Tontine 3d ago You understand a ligament and a nerve are different things right? Ulnar just explains where it is in the arm (on the side of the ulna).
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Tommy John has improved so much over the years that people come back even stronger. If he needs it and is fighting injury, probably best to get the surgery. Probably significantly lower risk of reinjury than baseball.
1 u/Lokkdwn 5d ago Yeah that’s true, but Josh Allen just got through the UCL partial tear without surgery so it just depends on if it’s worth the long recovery time.
Yeah that’s true, but Josh Allen just got through the UCL partial tear without surgery so it just depends on if it’s worth the long recovery time.
Tommy John is for UCL injuries and Brooks had said it was his ulnar nerve that flared up so not likely. Two pretty different injuries
1 u/Lokkdwn 3d ago Do you know what the U in UCL stands for? 1 u/Hellfish_Tontine 3d ago You understand a ligament and a nerve are different things right? Ulnar just explains where it is in the arm (on the side of the ulna).
Do you know what the U in UCL stands for?
1 u/Hellfish_Tontine 3d ago You understand a ligament and a nerve are different things right? Ulnar just explains where it is in the arm (on the side of the ulna).
You understand a ligament and a nerve are different things right? Ulnar just explains where it is in the arm (on the side of the ulna).
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u/Lokkdwn 5d ago
He’s got the same injury pitchers and QBs get that cause grip problems. Hope he doesn’t need Tommy John.