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Golfer’s elbow is caused by weakness or fatigue in the muscles that close the fingers and bend the wrist in, making them more susceptible to injury. When this muscle cannot contract quickly enough or strongly enough, the forces are taken by the tendons. This causes irritation and swelling where the tendon connects to the elbow.
