What really separates the longest hitters from everyone else? It’s not just strength or flawless form. It’s speed. The kind of speed that sends the ball flying off the clubface before you can even track it. That number has quietly become the best way to measure true power in golf.

The quest for absurd speed has transformed professional golf. Bryson DeChambeau leads this revolution, but he’s not alone. From Tiger Woods ‘ revolutionary numbers decades ago to today’s young bombers, these five moments showcase the raw power that’s redefined the game.

Tiger Woods’ Revolutionary 180 MPH in 1996

Before modern equipment revolutionized the game, Tiger Woods achieved speeds that still impress today. In 1996, Titleist measured Woods, then 20 years old, achieving a ball speed of 180 m

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