Golf Swing Sequence | Improve Sequencing to Add Club Head Speed in Golf

If you follow the forums, you already know that Chuck partnered with TaylorMade Performance Labs at Grand Cypress in Orlando to investigate specific elements of the golf swing that directly influence ball-striking quality and distance.

Travis, the facility director, has been conducting original research into the mechanical relationships within the golf swing sequence — particularly the variables that cascade through the entire motion and determine how efficiently a player delivers the club to the ball.

One of the central questions driving the study was this: what is the true relationship between hip rotation speed, hand speed, and clubhead speed in golf?

Ready to transform your swing? Try a free AI-powered Live Lesson with GOATY — real-time pose tracking, voice coaching, and gate-by-gate feedback on every rep.

Chuck had a personal stake in this question. Years earlier, during a fitting at a TaylorMade Performance Lab in Georgia, the technicians told him that his hips and hands moved significantly faster than the average PGA Tour professional.

“Why wouldn’t that be a great thing?” he wondered at the time. That curiosity ultimately led him to a deeper understanding of golf swing sequencing — and why raw speed alone does not translate into power.

Analyze Your Swing Free → Upload a swing video and get your GOAT Score with detailed breakdown in minutes.

Read the full article: Golf Swing Sequence | Improve Sequencing to Add Club Head Speed in Golf