2012 RE/MAX World Long Drive Championship Segment 3

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  • Watch the 2012 RE/MAX World Long Drive Championship powered by Dicks Sporting Goods as seen on ESPN. Considered the major championship in the sport of long drive, 400+ yard drives and blinding club head speed make this the most entertaining event in power golf!
    Making it to scenic Mesquite, Nevada for the world championship finals each fall becomes an epic quest for every golfer who tees it up in the RE/MAX WLDC. International fields in seven divisions battle in Mesquite for more than $500,000 in prize money, not to mention bragging rights for being the longest of the long.
    To learn how to qualify or more information: www.longdrivers.com
    To learn more about Mesquite Nevada: www.visitmesquite.com
    Copyright 2012, Long Drivers of America LTD
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Komentáře • 11

  • @ryanthornton8533
    @ryanthornton8533 Před 10 lety +4

    I'm going to win it this year. Thanks, that is all.

  • @Maharg33
    @Maharg33 Před 10 lety +2

    This is boo weekly these guys are awesome

  • @lflogsdon
    @lflogsdon Před 9 lety +13

    but tiger uses a regular length driver. 191 ball speed with a standard driver is unfrigginbelievable (halo voice)

  • @Dtyler171
    @Dtyler171 Před 11 lety

    The slow-mo at 10:30 is sick...the tee practically follows the ball the whole time. xD

  • @lukaschristensen6325
    @lukaschristensen6325 Před 9 lety +1

    were was this?

  • @chadcollins8369
    @chadcollins8369 Před 10 lety +1

    blown out backs by 45, no doubt!

  • @johnnyboy89able
    @johnnyboy89able Před 10 lety +1

    interesting that there seem to be diminishing returns to being big and powerful in this stuff. Very few if any guys over 200-210 lbs hit twice their weight. Yet the little guys consistently hit 2x their weight and more. Weight and size seem to guarantee a certain distance but then seem to begin pound for pound to actually slow the body down. Otherwise why at 285 lbs is someone not swinging at 175mph? Why do guys weighing 240-250 not consistently swing at 165mph? One of the greatest feats in longdrive so far was Landon Colling at 5'6 1/2" 150 hitting 115 lbs over 2x his weight to 415 in competition.

    • @manny75586
      @manny75586 Před 9 lety +1

      johnnyboy89able The biggest issue with people who weight more is that they aren't normally aren't adding only muscle. That normally translates to loss of flexibility. The next two times you go to the driving range try this. 1st time) do not stretch. Hit 10 balls cold and look at their distance. 2nd time) stretch for 20 minutes. Especially hips, hamstrings and back. Hit 10 balls no more than 5-10 minutes after the stretch. You will absolutely add 10-20 yds to your average.
      It is the same concept. Many little guys are in better shape and are more flexible which makes generating clubhead speed easier. Now if a 280 lbs man is very flexible he will demolish the little guy. There just aren't many big men that flexible.