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Item Metadata only Three dimennsional analysis of peak velocity on diffrence height golfer(Mahidol University. Mahidol University Library and Knowledge Center, 2001) Pornthep Rachnavy; Sirirat Hirunrat; Thyon Chentanez; Suwat SidthilawPublication Metadata only The analysis of knee joint movement during golf swing in professional and amateur golfers(2011-05-01) M. Somjarod; V. Tanawat; L. Weerawat; Division of Sports Research and Development; Mahidol UniversityThe understanding of knee movement during swing importance for golf swing improving and preventing injury. Thirty male professional and amateur golfers were assigned to swing time by time for 3 times. Data from a vedio-based motion capture were used... to compute knee joint movement variables. The results showed that professional and amateur golfers were significantly in left knee flexion angle at the impact point and mid follow through phase. Nevertheless, left knee external rotation in both groupsItem Metadata only Cross-Cultural Adaptation of the University of Western Ontario Questionnaire for Musculoskeletal Conditions in Thai Senior Golfers(2025-11-01) Sakunkaruna T.; Bovonsunthonchai S.; Smith R.M.; Vachalathiti R.; Sakunkaruna T.; Mahidol UniversityObjective: This study aimed to cross-culturally adapt and evaluate the content validity and test-retest reliability of the Thai version of the University of Western Ontario Questionnaire for musculoskeletal conditions in senior golfers. Material... and Methods: The questionnaire was translated into Thai following established cross-cultural adaptation guidelines. A cognitive review with 10 senior golfers was conducted to assess content validity, focusing on the relevance, clarity, and comprehensibilityItem Metadata only Study of how muscles around the wrist and elbow affect performance using electromyography on Thai amafessional golfers(Mahidol University. Mahidol University Library and Knowledge Center, 2010) Nirut Sanchai; Rungchai ChaunchaiyakulPublication Metadata only Real-time index for predicting successful golf putting motion using multichannel EEG(2012-12-14) Piyachat Muangjaroen; Yodchanan Wongsawat; Mahidol Universityactivity. Five skilled right-handed golfers were recruited to be subjected of studying the criteria on how to predict golf putt success. Each of their putts was calculated in power spectral analysis by comparing to the pre-movement period. Successful