Nothing is better than standing at the tee to be able reach the fairway and hitting the ball one country mile. This is something that many golfers strive to attain throughout their golfing career.
You can have a lot of influence on your driving distance. For example, your centeredness of contact or angle of approach will affect your drive distance. The most significant factor that can affect your driving distance in golf is your club’s head speed.
Club head speed describes the speed that your club head is traveling at when the ball hits it. The club head speed of a touring pro can be over 100 MPH.
Your club head speed is affected by 5 factors: physical strength, body flexibility and swing technique.
You cannot change the length and condition of your neuromuscular conditions and limbs. However, you can make improvements to your physical strength and flexibility.
Physical strength, which you have the ability to influence the third factor, is most significant. However, we’ve all witnessed strong men outdriven by weaker ones. Swing technique and body flexibility are also important.
You can increase your flexibility and strength on the course by doing a variety of golf fitness activities.