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- What produces club head speed? - The Physics and design of a golf club. - How exactly to dramatically increase your club head speed? I came across a great video of Tiger Woods ' golfing swing in slow motion you can view it here for FREE: will require QuickTime to view this awesome video of Tiger's swing. To obtain QuickTime, copy and paste this link in to your browser and downl... In this Special 3 Part Golf Report you'll learn: - club head speed is created by What? - The Physics and design of a driver. - How to considerably boost your club head speed? I ran across a great video of Padraig Harrington ' golfing swing in slow motion you can view it here for FREE: will require QuickTime to view this great video of Tiger's swing. To download it, copy and paste this link into your browser and get QuickTime FREES. half way down in his downswing Tiger still keeps at the least a 90 degree angle involving the team and his right arm... The technical term because of this is named &quot;lag.&quot;  [http://greatgolfsolutions.com/golf-alignment-tips/ golf alignment tips]   [http://greatgolfsolutions.com/golf-grip-pressure-and-overall-grip-tips/ golf grip pressure]  Many large handicappers do not have this lag mid way through the down swing because they generate this direction from the beginning of the down swing... Also known as &quot;casting.&quot;.. The result - a poor slice...the disease on most people. Today watch Tiger's arms through the effect area... Observe the right hand &amp; forearm &quot;rolls&quot; on the left hand &amp; forearm through the impact area?... This indicates the full release... Lion says he loves to &quot;shake hands with the target&quot; through influence. If you don't curently have Tiger's book &quot;How I perform Golf&quot;, I suggest you get it! He describes in more detail just how to release the club head through impact with beautifully illustrated color photos. High problem golfers frequently &quot;hold on&quot; through the impact area causing a weak hit producing a piece or even a push shot. The main reason High handicappers &quot;hold on&quot; through impact I think is because they don't have a fundamental knowledge of what creates membership mind speed... Which can be (drum roll) THE HANDS!!! or the wrists. I'd like to make a representation that'll &quot;hammer home&quot; (excuse the pun) this idea. Make an effort to hammer a without breaking your wrist... Just use your arms and body... Hold your arm rigid... Very little energy, huh? Today hammer the nail by just breaking or delivering your wrist, no body, no arms... A great deal more energy, right? You're using angular, centrifugal and push forces, and a myriad of other cosmic elements to create power... With hardly any effort... Much like golf! Have a golf trick shot artist be ever watched by you? He can hit a golf ball 275 yards while kneeling on a lawn. This really is unlike the principle that it's the feet &amp; sides that produce energy in the tennis swing... Don't ya think? How can you think strategy shot artists make so much energy while on his knees? Straightforward power arises from the full release of the hands through the effect area... Remember the hammer example I gave you?  [http://greatgolfsolutions.com/tips-to-hitting-your-driver-straight/ close remove frame]  This is one way a 150LB person may break 300 yard drives... This important concept has been learnt by them. No you know how dozens of thin individuals on the PGA tour break the ball so far. Can you imagine how far individuals who are 6-3, 220 lbs can hit the ball if they use these laws of physics?  [http://greatgolfsolutions.com/tips-to-hitting-your-driver-straight/ learn about how to hit a straight drive]  Regulations defined by Isaac Newton 300 years ago. Remember what I said partly I that golf is just a game of two simple factors? Direction and speed of the club face right now of impact! That's it! Then exactly why is everyone like the professionals so preoccupied with swing movement? It was said by me in part I, and I will say it again... The basketball does not care what your move seems like!!! The golf ball only cares concerning the course and speed of the club face at impact... Keep tuned in for Part 3... Hit 'em Long &amp; Straight! John Lynch