Most people don’t know how long Xander is..
Here’s what’s actually happening.
1. Neutral takeaway that removes variability. Everything starts organised. Clubface, hands, and torso move together early.
2. Efficient depth and width
He creates depth without losing structure in the arms. That gives him space to shallow the club.
3. Early recentering into a stable lead side. He shifts pressure back left before transition and keeps it there.
4. Elite pelvis rotation without spin-out
His hips open hard, but they don’t outrun his torso. That balance is key.
5. Passive-looking but high-speed release. Like the best players, the speed is created earlier. By the time he reaches impact, the club is being delivered, not forced.
6. Club path and face stability at speed
He keeps the club travelling on a predictable path with minimal face variability.
The longest players aren’t just the most explosive. They’re the ones who waste the least energy.
If you clean up sequencing, improve recentering, and stabilise the face, you don’t need to chase speed.
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