So, I can help you with driving distance, and what we are gonna focus on, the 1% change, that will get you 99% of results, is swing speed.
How important is swing speed? This graphic shows how fast people swing and what the average carry distance (how far the ball flies before it first touches the ground) is:
So, the more swing speed you get, the longer your drives will be. And: Despite what many teaching Pro’s, and even Tiger believe, yes, you can actually train and increase your swing speed easily and at any age!
No, absolutely not. Just look at Camilo Villegas and John Daly. Camilo is one of the fittest players on tour. John is, well, not, but still, he outdrives Camilo by a solid 4 mph.
"Dear Mr. Bowden, I have purchased your exercsize program and after only two weeks. I am 65 years old and before starting your program my average speed was between 85 and 88. I am now averaging 88 to 91 ….But..I have recorded one swing at 99 mph and the ball was out or sight…..WOW. I have recorded 4 drives on the course of 260 to 280….yes I said 280. It was a feat but my buddies are already talking about making me tee off the blue tees."
"The video on … is the most effective instruction I’ve ever had!! I’m 72 y/o and have never known my swing until now. I used to shoot low, now and then,but quit for 15 yrs. Last year I started again and could not break 95 until this very informative video. Now, I’m scoring in the low 80′s or better from the intermediate tees.(I also have had back surgery for spinal stenosis) Thanks for a great lesson."
Yes, I chose those because the guys are all well over 60, but we literally have hundreds of real testimonials, from 12 years olds to others in their late 80s, with handicaps from 30+ to Pro.
On average, they constantly add 12-16 mph, 30-40 yards, of driver swing… Read more…
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