McLean Power System

Three of Clubs
David A. Dodson

Ask just about any golfer what they would like to change about their game and more often than not, "more distance" will come up. We all would like to hit a longer ball, but the secret is learning to do it with accuracy. There has to be a way for the average golfer to hit the ball farther and still maintain control. Luckily for you, top PGA instructor Jim McLean has been obsessing over this too, and has come out with the McLean Power System, a program that promises to add ten to twenty yards to your shots within thirty days.

The idea here is to use a system of three special clubs to build up strength, increase swing speed, and hone accuracy. McLean believes that by increasing clubhead speed by five to ten miles per hour, the average golfer can hit longer, more powerful shots without sacrificing control. He then spent years designing special clubs to be used in conjunction with his unique training regimen to get the proper results.

Sounds great, but does it work? Definitely. By using the clubs and following the instructions on the DVD, I was averaging fifteen to twenty extra yards out of my driver on down to my eight iron in just a few short weeks. The program consists of three forty-minute sessions per week with at least a day of rest in between. During each session, you devote about ten to twelve minutes of work with each of the three clubs: the McLean Release Club, the Under-Speed Training Club and the Over-Speed Training club.

The red 3 ½ pound McLean Release club builds up the muscles needed for the long shots. This unique club has a deliberate bend in the shaft so you can feel the club release. It also comes equipped with a special grip to ensure proper hand positioning. The blue Under-Speed Training club is about 20% heavier that a standard steel-shafted five-iron. After hitting a few balls with this club, your five-iron will feel like a feather. The yellow Over-Speed Training club finishes your session by helping you perfect the tempo of your new faster swing. Being 15% lighter than a standard five-iron and with a more flexible shaft, it is easier to tell if the club is breaking at the proper points.

Bottom line is that the McLean Power System is a set of very effective tools to help you build your most powerful swing. Used in conjunction with the instructional DVD, you will soon be advancing the ball like you never thought you could. The McLean Power System comes with the McLean Release Club, the Under-Speed Training Club, the Over-Speed Training club and one instructional DVD. For about one hundred and ninety bucks you can get one wherever golf equipment is sold or online at www.SwingRite2.com.