# Golf at 110 mph swing speed

A driver swung at 110 mph carries about 267 yards and totals 288 yards on the published tour table, with 162 mph of ball speed at a smash factor of 1.47. At the same fraction of tour speed a 7 iron carries 167 yards. The speed maps to faster than the scratch anchor of 106 mph, into plus handicap territory and above the peak the age model gives a golfer in their twenties; 5 mph more is worth about 13 yards of carry.

## Key figures

- A driver at 110 mph carries about 267 yards and totals 288 yards, with 162 mph of ball speed; a 7 iron at the same fraction carries 167 yards.
- Five mph more, at 115 mph, is worth about 13 yards of carry, or 0.05 of a stroke per approach on the published fairway table.

## Scope

- The carries are the published tour anchors scaled to 110 mph with smash factor easing below the tour speed; the handicap and age mappings are the models stated on the page.

Full page: https://pinflag.io/swing-speed/110-mph