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Can use an iron also

I haven’t had it happen yet. Most people don’t apply that much force anyway. And if you don’t like it.. use a broomstick or something that you feel won’t break. It’s simple loading mechanics.

@@coltonkalkanisgolf If you do it every day..... at some point sooner than later it will snap. Don't use your main driver LMAO

Don’t believe a towel would affect your driver shaft

​@@dougdean8996 Try it then. Use your most expensive driver. Swing it at FULL SPEED 100 times every day with a towel wrapped around it. See what happens

@ I’m 69 so that number of aggressive swings might not sit well with meLOL

Hey preach brother. But 99% of people don’t lol.

To be honest when gaining speed you have to let go of ‘mechanics’ and creating ‘bad habits’ they need to be considered at separate sessions. Just making sure your mechanics don’t get out of wack to much. Consult with your coach to ensure your on the right path.

was 2 sets of 50 twice a week .. not sure your math is mathing

@@jacktaylor9782 Ah yes you're right, but still 200 swings is a lot on the body. Most speed protocols are around 20-30 swings a workout for a reason. No wonder too many guys are coming up to him having tweaked something

Guys are coming to me tweaked something PRIOR to working with me. Also the speed stick is a lot more wear and tear on the body. 20-30 swings ain’t enough. And by getting in shape and being strong enough FIRST which is what I promote 200 is enough and no one is hurt with this method.

Yes 100%

Wow neither are you. Good on ya.

If you look at it that way. But we wana carry it minimum that far.

If you look at it that way. But we wana carry it minimum that far.

@@coltonkalkanisgolf Strokes gained model says 10 yards is worth roughly 0.5 shots per round, if skill remains equal in all other elements. Take a tour pro averaging 285 carry with effective handicap of say, +7. At equivalent skill level, someone hitting it 250 would be about a +5 handicap.

Yes I designed a program specifically for instances like you. Message me on Instagram. But the start for you is to have an offf season dedicated to gaining 10-15 mph minimum. Then hone in mechanics.

I use the stack system. I went from 102mph to 111mph. At the end of each session I hit 10-20 balls with my driver into my sim. Kinda trying to use the speed AND hit balls at the same time. I speed train Monday, fitness/workout Tuesday and take Wednesday off. Thursday speed, Friday fitness and weekend off.

That’s sick! Still take a few months to really hone in what I chatted about.

Will do !

What do you wana see next ?

@@coltonkalkanisgolfgood question. Do a series where you play a full round with guests with different handicap levels and talk them through course management to caddy them, seeing if your course management strategy helps them go low.

Dude absolutely keep grinding. What you wana see next. ?

@ I’d like to see advanced shot making content. A lot of channels cater to newer players, which is great! But not much help for a player like me who’s a single digit trying to get to scratch.

Thanks brother will do!

What do you want me to cover next?

@ for me I would like to see something from 100 yards and in or on the side of fundamentals as such as transition in the downswing weight pressure etc, but anything you put out will help I am sure , I am a 14 handicap trying to get down to single numbers

@@coltonkalkanisgolfI would suggest a “series” of videos around a theme.

That’s fine tell tiger don’t tell me lol

Carry? 105mph + with a Center punch. 🤜

Awesome, thanks

carry!

Glasses are a vibe bro

So is the percentage of scratch golfers. Driving distance is the most correlated stat to handicap other than the amount of greens hit in regulation which is also strongly influenced by driving distance.

@@drakemiller7136 So this is relevant to a very small number.

It’s actually a bigger number than you think. Only about 4% drive over 300. 11% over 260.

Preach

@@coltonkalkanisgolf Any source for that data?

Bang nailed it.

Id like that as well. Not everyone is hitting 2 irons from bunkers 260 yards.

Facts. Focus on the burry to entry. Distance. Once you carry it 260. Then focus on ball striking and 1 shot shape. Then short game. You should get to lower single digit with driving and ball striking.

Great advice. Thank you!

Yes they are awesome. They held all year. Very impressed.

Thanks for that feedback! They are on sale at the moment here in New Zealand and the black ones are available. 🎉

it will be done.. i did it with a client of mine last week.. he was blown away.. .75-1 shot better on every hole

1000% and im not saying anything else needs to take a back seat but like you said... dispersion doesn't lie.. and hitting it longer allows you to be less accurate cause being closer to the hole means everything !

@@coltonkalkanisgolf I kind of hate playing golf from a 300y tee shot - rarely get to play iron shots which is my fav part of the game - but it IS easier to go low when you are usually inside 115y on every par 4. My personal distance is an average of 265. I'll poke one at/just over 300 once a round, and have a couple that don't quite get tagged and end up 239ish, but the vast majority are 250-80 and that's absolutely perfect for me (play from blue tees). The few times I'll blast one i get the reward of a tiny pitch in, but most of the time it's driver - 8i or something and that's so enjoyable.

well you gotta gain some weight brother.. and some speed ! gotta control what we can

or most courses for that matter!!!

i agree.. you would need way more in the tank

Are you talking about someone whose average score is level par, or someone with a scratch handicap? They are not the same thing

saying driver is the hardest club to hit isnt true.. less loft yes .. but its also the biggest..

@@coltonkalkanisgolf what’s harder than driver? least loft, at the end of the longest shaft, highest CHS, bulge and roll make need for precision higher than every club. Just because it’s bigger doesn’t mean you can miss the sweet spot by much and still expect a good shot. And mishits are punished more than with any other club. If you can control that club, it’s highly transferable to get on the sweet spot of your 8 iron.

I’d love to see that honestly. And if they do they are playing the appropriate distance for them. And lastly there’s ALWAYS acception s to the rule. 😮

Short game is def still king but for success at goof courses with any sort of length you gotta be able to drive at least 260. I think that’s a fair statement.

@@dukane14 You’re most definitely right it is a fair statement but I have seen that with my own two eyes….most the guys on PGA level can drive that far but what separates them all is that short game 🤷🏾‍♂️

Yes, its possible to be scratch without hitting it far. But if your under 60 its a hell of a lot easier to speed train and get your clubhead speed up and hit it at least 275 than to improve so much at everything else to compensate. Also your wrong about PGA tour guys, short game has less impact on strokes gained and results than anything else. Statistically the biggest differentiator on tour is approach play.

@@drakemiller7136 👍🏾

😂 oops.

That’s what I have. But the mezza. Not the df3. Will be experimenting this off-season.

What do you think of the ACCRA shaft in it?

Thanks brotha 🙌‼️

I think that’s great. 🎉

Check stats.

@@coltonkalkanisgolf maybe for the pros but i feel like 3 putts for amatures are absolute killer and account for way more strokes than that . I agree driving off the tee is just as important

Rules still apply.

@@coltonkalkanisgolfI guess it would be relative. I’ve definitely taken 6 strokes with penalties to get on the green to then 1, 2, or 3 putt.

Protein. Idk about ‘milk’

No you won’t lol

You statistically would be able to play ‘poorly’ and score better. So you are SOMEWHAT correct with this.

As you should! I know a guy ;)

Singular skill vs multiple skills. Not to mention, their accuracy requirements aren’t nearly as stringent as you’d see on a regular golf tour. Having closer approach shots betters your proximity to the hole on average, giving yourself better chances to hole putts and avoid missing greens. Granted, I think the discussion here is based on tour level or good amateur level play. At those levels, it’s not like we’re talking someone who is completely inept at one or the other. However, the driving distance from the #1 guy on the PGA vs the guy who is 170th in distance is 42 yards on average. While that #1 guy is hitting a 9-iron into the green, that 170th guy is probably hitting a 4-iron.

I can’t believe you just said STATS LIE 🤣

Case in point. So the #1 isn’t losing their card. While it’s tough to hit a green with a 4 iron.

@@coltonkalkanisgolf well I don’t use arcos. Do you?

You can choose to "see" it however you want.. but you cant argue with facts unfortunately.

Stats don’t lie. You’re missing the entire point.

@@coltonkalkanisgolf Then why’d you ❤️ my comment? 😎