[Purpose] This study aims to investigate the therapeutic effects of rehabilitation exercises on medial epicondylitis, commonly referred to as golfer's elbow. This prevalent musculoskeletal condition is characterized by pain and inflammation at the medial epicondyle of the elbow. This research seeks to provide foundational data for the formulation of effective rehabilitation exercise programs. [Method] To accomplish our objectives, we conducted a comprehensive review of literature pertaining to golfer's elbow injuries and corresponding rehabilitation exercises. Our exploration involved a meticulous search of both domestic and international databases. [Result] Our study identified a variety of beneficial exercises for the rehabilitation of golfer's elbow, including isometric exercises, eccentric contractions, flexibility training, and functional as well as sport-specific exercises. These rehabilitation modalities demonstrated potential in pain reduction, enhancement of range of motion, increased muscular strength, and facilitation of successful return to sports or daily activities. [Conclusion] In conclusion, it is suggested that a sequence of functional and event-specific exercises, following isometric exercises, extensor contraction exercises, and stretching exercises, could serve as an effective regimen for the rehabilitation and prevention of golf elbow.