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What is Club Head Speed Max?
Club Head Speed measures the max speed the clubhead reaches during the entire swing
Definition: Shows the maximum linear velocity achieved by the club head during the downswing, which typically occurs at or immediately before the moment of impact.
Typically, max club head speed occurs at impact. For some golfers or even certain shots, you may see the max happen just before impact and the player actually has a slight decel at impact.
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