Increase Your Club Head Speed with These 4 Tips

💡Failure to store enough energy in the backswing can result in loss of club head speed.

⚙️Creating enough arc in your swing can help increase club head speed.

🧍‍♂️Maintaining body movement and allowing the right shoulder and right pocket to work back behind you can contribute to increased club head speed.

🚶‍♂️Too much resistance in the legs can decrease club head speed, so it's important to let your body move freely.

🏋️‍♂️Solid wrist mobility is crucial when it comes to generating club head speed.

How can I increase my club head speed?

—You can increase your club head speed by storing enough energy in the backswing, creating enough arc, maintaining body movement, and having solid wrist mobility.

What happens if I don't store enough energy in the backswing?

—Failure to store enough energy in the backswing can result in a loss of club head speed, leading to shorter drives.

Why is body movement important for increasing club head speed?

—Maintaining body movement, particularly allowing the right shoulder and right pocket to work back behind you, can contribute to increased club head speed.

How does resistance in the legs affect club head speed?

—Too much resistance in the legs can decrease club head speed, so it's important to let your body move freely during your swing.

Why is wrist mobility important for generating club head speed?

—Solid wrist mobility is crucial when it comes to generating club head speed, as it allows for a more fluid and powerful swing.

00:09In this video, Adam Bazeljet shares four tips to increase club head speed.

00:35Tip #1: Store enough energy in the backswing to create power in your swing.

01:57Tip #2: Create enough arc in your swing to generate more club head speed.

03:08Tip #3: Maintain body movement and allow the right shoulder and right pocket to work back behind you for increased speed.

03:57Tip #4: Have solid wrist mobility to generate power in your swing.

05:58Adam reiterates the importance of getting concrete feedback and sticking with the changes to see improvement in your game.