My name is Brandon Stewart, and I am a Doctor of Physical Therapy with a deep passion for the sport of golf and helping people live healthier, pain-free lives. Growing up in Temecula, California, I was always drawn to outdoor sports and recreational activities. As a child, I played football and baseball, and like many athletes, I experienced my fair share of injuries. These setbacks introduced me to the field of physical therapy from a patient’s perspective. I quickly grew to appreciate the positive and supportive environment of rehab clinics, which inspired me to pursue a career as a physical therapist.

I was fortunate to earn a scholarship to play baseball at the University of California, San Diego, where I spent five years as a collegiate athlete. During my time at UCSD, I witnessed our team’s evolution from a dominant Division II program to a competitive Division I program in the Big West Conference. Competing at such a high level taught me the critical importance of maintaining physical health, strength, and mobility to achieve peak performance. These lessons became foundational to my career aspirations.

After graduating from UCSD, it was time to hang up my cleats and embark on my professional journey. I moved to Mesa, Arizona, to attend A.T. Still University of Health Sciences, where I earned my Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Though my baseball career had ended, my love for rotational sports and being outdoors led me to discover a new passion: golf. Living just minutes from nearly 185 golf courses in the Greater Phoenix area, I found myself frequently on the green, honing my skills and embracing the challenges of the game.