How to Generate More Club Head Speed with Less Effort

💨Increasing club head speed doesn't necessarily require swinging harder or faster. It's about the energy transfer from your hands to the club head.

🏌️‍♂️Instead of trying to increase hand speed, focus on the movement of your lead arm. Folding the arm and allowing the club head to release naturally will generate more club head speed.

👐Creating a greater difference between hand speed and club head speed enables you to generate more speed with less effort.

💥Separating the lead arm and the club head through impact results in a loss of speed and reduces control over the club face.

🏌️‍♂️💨By focusing on the movement of your lead arm and allowing the club head to release, you can tap into more speed with less effort and improve your ball striking.

Does increasing club head speed require swinging harder?

—No, increasing club head speed is about optimizing the energy transfer from your hands to the club head. Swinging harder may not necessarily result in more speed.

How can I generate more club head speed without exerting more effort?

—Focus on the movement of your lead arm. Folding the arm and allowing the club head to release naturally will generate more club head speed without requiring additional effort.

What should I be aware of in terms of the lead arm movement?

—It's important to avoid separating the lead arm from the club head through impact. This can lead to a loss of speed and control over the club face.

Will improving lead arm movement help with ball striking?

—Yes, by focusing on the movement of your lead arm and allowing the club head to release, you can tap into more speed with less effort, resulting in improved ball striking.

Can I generate club head speed without swinging harder?

—Yes, by creating a greater difference between hand speed and club head speed, you can generate more speed without the need to swing harder or faster.

00:00Learn how to increase club head speed without exerting more effort by focusing on the movement of your lead arm.

01:30Increasing club head speed doesn't necessarily require swinging harder or faster.

03:45Folding your lead arm and allowing the club head to release naturally will result in a more efficient and powerful swing.

06:15Creating a greater difference between hand speed and club head speed enables you to generate more speed with less effort.

08:35Separating the lead arm and the club head through impact results in a loss of speed and reduces control over the club face.