How To Add Swing Speed (The Smart Way) | Golf IQ | Golf Digest

In the latest episode of the Golf IQ podcast, Golf Digest Play Editor Luke Kerr-Dineen and co-host Reed Howard discuss swing speed, why it's so important, and the key ways you can train to get more of it without the risk of injuring yourself.
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[@nolo3]

solid tip! gonna start trying this

[@micklulic4274]

Thanks guys

[@pobodysnerfect9270]

Before i started watching bryson’s youtube channel my average swing speed was 108, now after my training over the last year my average is 117. And when i go all out i can hit 130

[@jerrystreed4981]

Getting stronger is a pretty good way, if ya don’t wanna overthink it.

[@bolsbolbol368]

In basketball, the best shooters visualize the ball going in every single time when they practice and they believe it's a key to practicing properly. Hopefully this info can help your drive.

[@larryl3416]

But if you three put.....

[@Skye_the_toller]

The better drive is there to forget your previous 3 puts hole😜

[@larryl3416]

@@Skye_the_toller people always focus on the poorest part of their game hence I disagree.

[@mylesfecundo8240]

Imagine you can hit far and you can hit iron approach and chip and putt. That’s tiger woods prime🔥🏆

[@Parmesan300]

Says every short hitting weeny 😂😂😂

[@BrianBenko-BB]

Thank you for not wearing headphones.

[@bradleyking8558]

bros beefed with headphones

[@txterbug]

It’s literally nothing about training. I have buddies that weigh a buck fifty at best and they bomb it 300+. I weigh weigh more and am way stronger but they time their swing up way better than me.

[@TheBowman5]

It’s literally nothing but training. You proved it in your own point. This video did not say “gain weight and bench press.” They talked about learning to swing the club faster via training. It’s neuromuscular strength, fast-twitch recruitment, and efficiency. All of which can be trained.