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goatster

SUPER SOAKER
Feb 20, 2005
2,360
2
Steve Griffith won the senior division in 05 with a club head speed of 140 with a 380+ yard drive.

just think what another 11 mph could do.
 

SilverUberXeno

El Tigre Blanco
Jul 26, 2005
4,620
26
I dunno, Pepper Werewolf. Sergio and those fellows have been trying to lag the hell out of it for a long time. They can't come close to this...

Lyle, become this guy's manager and spring for a round of ST hats!
 

King Par

Well-Known Member
Supporting Member
Apr 15, 2007
1,215
0
It's the lag. Similar body motion and club/stick load to a slapshot.

Except you can load the shaft by hitting the ice before the puck. And the swing has to load the golf shaft. But I agree they're very similar. I used to like watching the Junior A Hockey teams annual golf tournament, a ton of huge drives and what not.
 

Dusty90

Another Canuck
May 6, 2007
457
0
Not all hockey players are long hitters... I play hockey and I would not consider my driving distance any more than average. That being said, I can't take a slap shot worth a damn either so that may have something to do with it. But for some strange reason I do really like standing in front of the aforementioned slapshots. :laugh:
 

mwgolf

Well-Known Member
Jul 21, 2008
46
0
Wow I saw a guy with a 148 mile an hour swing speed and for goodness sake i never though anyone would top it. WOW THATS LONG. LONG. LONG. SO LONG.
 

emc

What would the Joker do?
Feb 4, 2006
895
1
Except you can load the shaft by hitting the ice before the puck. And the swing has to load the golf shaft. But I agree they're very similar. I used to like watching the Junior A Hockey teams annual golf tournament, a ton of huge drives and what not.

It's the same with hurling players over here, they create a serious amount of speed with the hockey stick in a short amount of space for fear of being 'caught' by an opponent, so when they take a proper swing back it becomes a joy to watch in terms of distance, technically speaking it mightn't be all that though
 

raven34

Well-Known Member
Jul 14, 2008
21
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151

blimey, but can he putt?

Exactly what I thought Dave. But seems these guys are talking only Long Drive competitions. I understand there is some serious money to be made in these.
A clubhead speed of 151 is mind blowing and with old gear!!
 

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