What's Really on the Golf Course — and What It's Doing to
Apr 14, 2026 – Apr 16, 2026
Most golfers never think about what they're walking through. But the science is clear.
Chlorothalonil, classified as a carcinogen and banned in the EU, is the #1 chemical applied to American golf courses. Chlorpyrifos, a neurotoxic pesticide banned from food crops, is still sprayed on fairways across the country. Research shows 60% of a golfer's chemical exposure occurs through direct skin contact.
These chemicals accumulate in your body's fat tissue over time. When that fat is mobilized — through weight loss, liposuction, or fat transfer — stored toxins are released into your bloodstream. Studies show a 15-25% increase in blood toxins for every 10kg of fat lost.
For anyone considering surgery, this changes the conversation. Your body's chemical burden directly affects inflammation, healing, and outcomes.
Dr. Robert Whitfield is hosting a 3-part live series inside Dr. Rob's Circle on what this means for your health and surgical results.
Tue, April 14 at 7 PM CT — The Hidden Toxic Burden: What's on the Golf Course and What's in Your Body
Wed, April 15 at 2 PM CT — From the Fairway to the OR: How Chemical Exposure Affects Surgical Outcomes
Thu, April 16 at 7 PM CT — Recovery Engineering for the Toxic Patient: The SHARP Method Approach
Data-driven, research-backed patient education at the level it should be.
Join Dr. Rob's Circle to watch live and access the full replay library.
