With A Guinness World Record swing speed of 162 miles per hour, as recorded by Golf Digest, no golfer, dead or alive has ever equaled the incredible power of the Hammer.

Jack has traveled the world teaching and demonstrating his incredibly effective, powerful, repeatable, and almost ‘ how come I didn’t think of that’ simplistic hitting technique , The Hammer The simple solution to their problem is the ultimate technique artist, Jack (the Hammer) Hamm. There are over 25 million golfers under achieving at the game they love, and looking in all the wrong places for what they hope, are all the right answers to their golfing woes. The little bit of their kid’s college fund that’s left goes into some type of instruction. It goes something like this, head down left arm straight, stick out your butt, don’t move your head, put your keys in your left pocket, don’t wiggle, put your right foot in and shake it all about, WAIT!! WAIT!! WAIT A MINUTE!! Who can remember all of this Technique stuff and still make the perfect shot? No One!!Įvery year golfers pour hundreds of millions of dollars into golf equipment. This is Jack Hamm the 6 time Guinness World Record holder and long drive champion, (Not Jack Ham the Hall of Fame linebacker from the 70’s.) Jack Hamm the golfer is a gifted athlete, and he is also an engineer, inventor and businessman, who’s designed, manufactured and sold millions of golf clubs world-wide over the past 25 years. Now this is the part that is hard to believe, he’s closer to 60 than he is to 50 and yet his drives routinely soar past the 400 yard mark! Technique or Technology? Although he still looks 29, at 6’4” tall and 185 lbs he looks more like a blond surfer, not at all what you’d expect the king of long drives to look like. When you see The Hammer preparing to hit a tee shot you’ll be shocked that he is not some ultra muscled, 29 year old kid. Until now! Thanks to Jack Hamm (The Hammer) golf’s long drive legend.

Technique (how you swing) and Technology (what you swing), and they are both from the total opposite sides of the golfing spectrum. When Technique meets technology, the average golfers will hit their drives like a pro… These are the two most important items in golf.

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