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Your problem

You give it everything on the range. And your drive still doesn’t get any longer.

More power, more turn, a new driver: most golfers work on the wrong things. I see three patterns again and again.

More power, more slice

As soon as you try to force distance, you grip tighter and yank the club. Your strike wanders across the face and the ball curves off to the right.
The result: penalty strokes, lost balls, and on tight holes the driver stays in the bag.

Bucket after bucket, but not one yard more

You practice hard and try every tip from YouTube and from your pro. On the range, one comes off now and then. On the course, not much of it is left.
The result: You wonder what you’re practicing for.

A few yards less every year

The par 4 you used to reach in two now only works with the wind behind you. A new driver brings hope for a while. Then you’re back at the old distances.
The result: two more clubs into the green and a lot fewer pars.
And in the end?

You believe you simply lack the strength for more distance.

So you add more rotation, more strength training, more effort. Yet an Arccos analysis of nearly 10 million drives shows: since 2018, the average amateur has hit it around 224 yards, almost unchanged, even though new drivers come out every year. So new equipment alone doesn’t solve the problem.
Distance comes from the movement. In the free training, I show you the physics behind it and why ease makes you faster. Relaxed doesn’t mean slow.
What’s inside

What you’ll learn in the training

I show you what I’ve learned about speed in 25 years of golf and in long drive competition. Explained clearly, with drills you can try right away.

How speed is really created

How body, arms and club work together and how the energy ends up in the clubhead.

Why more power and more rotation slow you down

Many golfers turn farther and swing harder. I show you why exactly that often costs speed.

The Effortless Speed Formula

Simplicity, ease, speed: a simple thought creates a simple movement, and ease creates speed.

Which “mistakes” create speed

Not every move that traditional golf instruction calls a mistake is bad. Some of them actually make you faster.

Drills for the range

Simple drills you can test in your very next practice session.

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Robin Horvath with his driver in the golf simulator
Your coach

I’m Robin Horvath

I don’t go to the gym, I barely stretch, and I don’t have a textbook swing. I still hit the ball farther than almost anyone.
My approach is unconventional: instead of adding more and more moves to your swing, we find out which ones really make you faster. We leave out the rest.
  • Two-time European Long Drive Champion
  • 443 yards personal drive record
  • More than 300 golfers coached, many of them over 45
  • 25 years of golf experience
Results

What golfers who have trained with me say

Miro B.
Clubhead speed from 92 to over 100 mph
“Robin is a brilliant coach. We raised my maximum clubhead speed from 92 mph to over 100 mph!”
Armin K.
Driving distance from 197 to 241 yards
“I took my driving distance from 197 yards to an actual 241 yards. I can only recommend Robin’s coaching.”
Werner V.
Higher, farther and straight
“My drives fly higher and farther than ever before. And they’re straight!”