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“What if the next time you played (golf) you were about forty yards longer off the tee than you were the last time you played? I know, sounds too good to be true right? Well, if that hadn’t happened to me recently I probably wouldn’t have believed it either.” Spoken by Alex Gairdner, founder of The Golf Swing Speed Challenge. Gairdner started out as just an average father, golfing as a competitive hobby. He found that he was not satisfied with his drive, at an average of 230 yards, so he decided to research what he could take into consideration in order to improve his drive. What he found was very intriguing, the first factor that could allow you to hit the ball further is to make changes to your swing technique and practice a lot. The second was to get custom fitted with equipment to improve launch angle, spin rate, and numerous other factors. The last piece of advice he found was to increase the club head speed. Gairdner decided that since he lead a busy life, a significant amount of practice was out, and since he didn’t have enough money to go out and buy custom fitted equipment, he decided to focus on increasing his club head speed. Through further research, he found that for every one mile per hour of club head speed that one can generate, you can gain 2.2 yards on your drive. After more research as to what he could do to improve his swing speed, Gairdner found that the majority of the exercises and recommended workouts were things he had already seen and was executing on a daily basis, no surprises. So he decided to create a plan of his own, one that would enable the average golfer to gain a significant amount of speed behind their swing, and therefore generate a much further drive. Using his degree in science and exercise physiology, Gairdner set out to create this plan. After months of developing, and fixing his ideas he came out with a finished product, and decided to put it to the test. He found that his original swing speed was around 90 miles per hour, and was generating a drive of around 230 yards. After 56 days of using his new thought out program, he tested again, and found that his results had improved significantly. With his swing speed increased by 20.2 miles per hour, Gairdner had managed to achieve what he thought to not be possible, an increase of over forty yards on his drive. Gairnder was astounded, and decided to share his program with the world. This is an excellent opportunity for you to improve your drive and swing speed now. And for a one time price, I believe that you will find it well worth your while to give it a shot.
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