Why is my golf swing speed so slow?

If your swing speed is slow, it could be because your golf clubs are too heavy for you. Graphite golf clubs almost always weigh less than steel-shafted clubs. You will notice that most people can swing their drivers much faster than their irons. Drivers are distance producing golf clubs that are built to be swung fast.

Is 110 mph swing speed good?

How much faster? You can see the full results below, but generally speaking: PGA Tour pros average upwards of 110 mph of swing speed. Scratch golfers average around 106 mph of swing speed.

How far does 105 mph swing speed go?

260 yards
According to the TrackMan Optimization Chart, if a golfer’s AoA is 5 degrees down and their swing speed is 105 mph, their potential carry distance is 260 yards. But if golfers change their AoA to a positive 5 degrees, they can increase their carry distance to 288 yards.

Does a lighter shaft increase swing speed?

A lighter driver shaft rarely leads to a faster swing. “Only 12 percent of golfers swing their fastest with the lightest club,” Mucklow says.

How far should 110 mph golf swing go?

about 284 yards
Conversely, upping the swing speed to 110 MPH offers a distance of about 284 yards, which is very impressive for any amateur golfer. 113 MPH is actually the PGA Tour average.

How far should 105 swing speed go?

According to the TrackMan Optimization Chart, if a golfer’s AoA is 5 degrees down and their swing speed is 105 mph, their potential carry distance is 260 yards. But if golfers change their AoA to a positive 5 degrees, they can increase their carry distance to 288 yards.

What is DeChambeau swing speed?

Smash factor has its uses in club fitting, but the numbers can be tricky. After all, DeChambeau leads the tour in ball speed (190.94 miles per hour) as well as clubhead speed (132.89 miles per hour—some four miles per hour faster than the No.