Everyone's looking for more yards off the tee. One obvious way is to swing faster, which means more clubhead speed—but getting that consistently requires a gym regimen, for starters.

The GFORCE driver swing trainer is suitable for use on the driving range, and because it conforms to the Rules of Golf, it can also be used on the course or in competition.

GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jason Baile says that using this tip to improve your swing posture can help add even more driver distance.

And as Golf Digest notes here for reference: each mile per hour of swing speed generally results in about 2.5 extra yards of distance. The faster you swing, the lower your handicap Trackman ...

Every weekend warrior wants to know how to increase club head speed for more distance, so the Rainmakers Golf crew asked ...

Her driving distance averaged 270 yards between 2019 and 2022. ... A. Nelly Korda's average driver swing speed is 95 mph, generating a ball speed of around 140 mph. Q.

Gary Abbott, a 13-handicap with 95-mph swing speed, hit the Mizuno ST-Z 230 model 19 yards farther than the more forgiving (and seemingly more appropriate for him) ST-Max 230.

Most of us consider speed training a driver-specific exercise, which makes sense. That's where we want the speed the most. But Leishman says when you start chasing more speed, track it with three ...

They praise its balance between accuracy, distance and forgiveness. “Yes, PING G430 MAX 10K is the best driver for accuracy for low swing speeds. On top of that, it is above average for distance and ...

I hit each driver using a Trackman launch monitor, largely considered to be one of the two best instruments on the market to measure ball speed, swing speed, spin rate, and yardage distance.