golfer's elbow

British  

noun

1. a painful inflammation of the muscles on the inside of the forearm caused by exertion in playing golf

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Example Sentences

Its claims of curative powers seem to run the gamut of diseases and maladies, from Alzheimer’s and cancer to first-tee jitters and golfer’s elbow.

From Golf Digest

Selfie elbow, she said, is similar to "tennis elbow" or "golfer's elbow," which are names for conditions in which you experience inflammation in the tendons that run along your arm from your hand to your elbow.

From Washington Post

So what I have isn’t golfer’s elbow, it’s drummer’s elbow.

From Washington Post

But apparently I do have another rich man’s disease: golfer’s elbow.

From Washington Post

"The number that's often cited is that 90 percent of tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, will get better by the end of the year no matter what you do."

From US News