Do You Know the 5 Numbers That Determine If You're Still Playing at 75?
Most golfers over 50 track their handicap, driving distance, and putts per round — but can't name the 5 health numbers that matter more than all of them.
- Free 8-page guide — reads over coffee
- Written by a board-certified internist
- Each number laid out like a hole on the course
- Actionable next steps for every number
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What's Inside the Guide
Five numbers. Five holes. Each one measurable, each one movable.
The quiet fire that accelerates arterial disease, joint damage, and cognitive decline — and why most golfers never know it's burning.
LDL tells you raw power. ApoB tells you whether the ball is actually going where it needs to. Why this number matters more.
Your stamina on the back nine of life. The metabolic number that predicts whether the wheels come off on holes 13 through 18.
Your engine. The single strongest predictor of how long you'll live — and the most trainable number on this scorecard.
The clubface through impact. A 10-second test that predicts all-cause mortality, surgical recovery, and cognitive trajectory better than most expensive assessments.
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The Golfer's Health Guide
The full playbook — conditioning, nutrition, mental game, injury prevention, and longevity — all written for golfers over 50 by a physician who plays the game. Get on the early access list.
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MD, MPH, FACP · Board-Certified Internist · CDC-Trained Epidemiologist · Wayne State University Professor · 36 Years of Clinical Experience
Dr. Kilgore has spent over three decades helping patients understand the numbers that actually move the needle on health and longevity. He's also a competitive triathlete who knows what it means to want your body to perform — on the course, on the road, and for the long haul.
This guide is a distillation of what he wishes every golfer over 50 already knew.
