the power of your golf swing is based around three main factors.  Two out of the three are more crucial, but the third actually has a massive bearing on the outcome of how far you end up driving the ball down that course.

The first of the three and probably the most evident of results, is none other than your golf swing mechanics.  Big surprise, right?

The second is probably the least acknowledged of the three, however a lot of golfer's find that's it the “key” to achieving much lengthier (longer) drives.  It's also the one mechanic that many people seem to skip over.  This second element of your golf swing is what we refer to as “golf strength.”

Golf strength is defined by how well your body is conditioned to actually swing a golf club with optimal power.  Perhaps that's the reason why it's the least understood of the three and maybe the most needed by golfer's as a whole.  We'll discuss more in depth about this later on though.

Finally, the third element that plays a role in the power of your golf swing is, of course, your golfing equipment.  Yes, unfortunately your equipment DOES play a part in how far you're able to drive the golf ball.  So much so that the equipment manufacturers have revealed this fact to be true in many cases.  I'm sure if you're a golfer, you may have even went to the pro shop more than a few times in search of a new driver that “claims” to give your game an extra 25 yards or so on every drive.

What these manufacturer's seem to cleverly omit from their advertisements is that this extra 25 yards might not even be straight down the middle of the fairway.

Having said all of that, it's time to jump into the first of the three crucial factors that play into the power behind your golf swing.  So get out your glass of tea, and prepare to have a crash course that's going to improve your golf game indefinitely.

I personally believe that this is the result of one of two different things:

1) A general lack of instruction or guidance. 2) Lower levels of golf strength.  

This can lead to the development of habits and memorization for improper swing mechanics.  As a result, it can lead to slices, hooks, topping the ball, and hitting it fat on the course.  We all know this just leads to frustration and bad rounds of golf.  As a suggestion, try to find a good instructor and take lessons regularly.  This can only work towards improving your game in the long run. 

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