Club Speed
1 articleClub speed is the speed of the golf clubhead at a defined point near impact, usually reported in miles per hour or kilometers per hour. It is a measure of club motion, not the speed of the ball after it leaves the face. Interpretation depends on the measurement system and impact definition; a change in club speed does not by itself specify carry distance or shot quality. For Club Speed, clubhead speed at impact is a subject to document precisely, not a substitute for product identification.
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