Last week we showed how the smash factor most golfers achieve leaves them nearly 40 yards short of where they could be off the tee. If you’re unsure of what smash factor is and how it’s calculated, then

Two golfers with the same swing speed (90 mph), and same spin rate / launch angle, but has a smash factor of 1.45 and the 2nd 1.25. The former is nearly 40 yards further.

We improve your ability to square the club face to swing path at contact. This technique improvement also needs the club face to be square to the target line for the most accurate results.

A fitted and new driver with a larger “hitting zone”. That’s the zone that will deliver the highest CoR (face flex speed) to create the highest possible ball speed.

First let’s measure your smash factor. Then, if required, let’s create a plan on how to improve it. And finally lets get out and discover new areas of the fairway off the tee. Start your journey.