Power golf is a game very few golfers can play. What I mean by that
is...power golf takes a certain level of golf specific strength and
flexibility. There are requirements that have to be in place to
maximize your power and golf driving distance.
It's not as easy as getting the 'latest-greatest' driver at $500. It's
not buying Titleist ProV1's at $45 a case. It's not even taking more
lessons (although swing mechanics are very important).
The answer is improved strength and flexibility from a rotational
standpoint...in your core...to play a power golf game.
The golf swing is a turn (rotate back) and a turn (rotate through). If
there are limitations that don't allow you to rotate back fully and
store that torque (energy), then you will never play a power golf
game. I hate to sound harsh, but it's the truth...plain-and-simple.
Do you currently feel like you can make a full backswing with max
torque in your core area? I mean a 90+ degree shoulder turn with
nothing more than a 45 degree hip turn...and with both heels on the
ground?...

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