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Abstract Publications

Power Profile For Division I NCAA Male Golfers

Endurance Fitness Profiles For Elite Male and Female Division I NCAA Golfers

Enhancing Golf Performance: Muscular Power Characteristics Within a Cohort of Elite NCAA Division I Golfers

Vertical, Horizontal, and Rotational Power: Physiological Characteristics of Division I NCAA Male Golfers

    • International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings: Vol. 11: Issue 9, Article 56. Smith, DB; Moore, J; Baker, BS; Dinyer, TK; Anderson, O; Redinger, AL; Jacobson, BH; Dawes, JJ; and Johnson, QR (2022)
    • Available at: https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/ijesab/vol11/iss9/56

Vertical, Horizontal, and Rotational Power: Physiological Characteristics of Division I NCAA Female Golfers

    • International Journal of Exercise Science: Conference Proceedings: Vol. 11: Issue 9, Article 53. Johnson, QR; Smith, DB; Dawes, FACSM, JJ; Moore, J; Dinyer, TK; Baker, BS; Anderson, OK; Redinger, AL; and Jacobson, FACSM, BH (2022)
    • Available at: https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/ijesab/vol11/iss9/53

Eccentric Utilization Ratio and Stretch Shortening Characteristics within Collegiate Golf Populations

    • International Journal of Golf Science. Johnson, Q.R., Moore, J., and Smith, D.B

The Relationship Between Vertical Jump Height and Rotational Power with Normal and Fast Driver Club Head Speed in Division I NCAA Male Golfers

    • International Journal of Golf Science. Smith, D.B., Moore, J., and Johnson, Q.R.

A Comprehensive Descriptive and Performance Profile of NCAA Division I Female Golfers

    • International Journal of Golf Science. Moore, J., Johnson, Q.R., and Smith, D.B.

 

Oral Presentations

2022 World Scientific Congress of Golf

  • Doug Smith, Jonathan Moore and Quincy Johnson - The Relationship between Vertical Jump Height and Rotational Power with Normal and Fast Driver Club Head Speed in Division I NCAA Male Golfers
  • Quincy Johnson, Jonathan Moore and Doug Smith - Eccentric Utilization Ratio and Stretch Shortening Characteristics within Collegiate Golf Populations
  • Jonathan Moore, Quincy Johnson and Doug Smith - A Comprehensive Description and Performance Profile of NCAA Division I Female Golfers
  • Eccentric Utilization Ratio and Stretch Shortening Characteristics within Collegiate Golf Populations
    • Quincy Johnson, Jonathan Moore and Doug Smith
    • International Journal of Golf Science 
  • The Relationship Between Vertical Jump Height and Rotational Power with Normal and Fast Driver Club Head Speed in Division I NCAA Male Golfers
    • Doug Smith, Jonathan Moore and Quincy Johnson
    • International Journal of Golf Science
  • A Comprehensive Descriptive and Performance Profile of NCAA Division I Female Golfers
    • Jonathan Moore, Quincy Johnson and Doug Smith
    • International Journal of Golf Science

 

2024 Central States American College of Sports Medicine Annual Conference

  • Relationships Between GRIP Power Index and Club Head Speed Among NCAA Division I Female Golfers
    • Weston Franklin, Dawei Sun, Katie Durbin, and Doug B. Smith
  • Correlation Between Dominant and Non-dominant Leg Hamstring-to-Quadriceps Ratio At Speed of 60°/s
    • Katie Durbin, Dawei Sun, Weston Franklin, and Doug B. Smith
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