4× World Long Drive Champion · World Record 579.6 Yards
The exact system Kyle Berkshire built to hit the longest drive ever measured in golf, turned into a year-round training program for golfers who want more distance the right way.
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The Real Problem
You go to the range and swing as hard as you can. The ball doesn't go any further. Maybe it goes sideways. You've heard "swing harder" your whole life, so you muscle up, and one of two things happens: you spray it everywhere, or your back reminds you you're not 25 anymore.
Here's the truth nobody sells you: swinging harder and swinging faster are not the same thing. Most golfers have never trained the second one.
579.6 Yards
In 2023, Kyle Berkshire hit a golf ball 579.6 yards. The longest drive ever professionally measured. He didn't get there by swinging harder. He got there by training how to apply speed, in the right sequence, without breaking down.
That's the whole idea behind the 579 Club.
Speed is not guesswork. Power is not swinging harder. And control is not the price you pay for distance.
It's a structured system that builds real clubhead speed the way an athlete builds any skill: foundations first, then mechanics, then power, on a calendar that develops as you do.
Real Golfers, Real Numbers
Measured in the only language that matters: mph and yards.
"[Gained X mph in the first Y weeks.]"
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"[Picked up ___ yards off the tee and haven't lost the fairway.]"
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"[Went from ___ mph to ___ mph. Best I've hit it in a decade.]"
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Built Different
Most speed programs have one gear: max out and hope. That's how golfers hurt their backs, blow up their elbows, and lose all their accuracy chasing a few extra yards. The 579 Club is built differently.
This is the difference between a training aid and a training system.
Inside The 579 Club
Not a video vault you scroll once and forget. 12 structured collections. 95+ videos. New collections every month.
Watch the orientation and set your baseline numbers.
Each collection builds on the last. No guessing what to work on.
Log your ball speed, watch it climb, unlock the next phase.
[EDIT: What you need — e.g. "A driver and a launch monitor or radar are recommended. Gym optional."]
A look inside the training system.
The Man Behind The System
Kyle Berkshire holds the world record for the longest drive ever professionally measured: 579.6 yards. He's a 4× World Long Drive Champion, holds 6 distance and speed world records, and has 26 tournament wins. He was the first to break 230 mph ball speed, and he's since gone past 241.
But the records aren't the point.
Kyle didn't build his speed by swinging harder. He built it through structure, sequencing, and efficient mechanics. The 579 Club is the exact system he trains with, adapted for golfers who want to get longer without getting hurt.
Elite power. Repeated performance.
Recognized as the most dominant hitter and innovator in the game.
Among the fastest and most powerful players in the world.
Validated At The Highest Level
"Kyle is a close friend of mine, and he's been helping me with my speed training. He's done it completely naturally and I wanted to learn from him."
Bryson DeChambeau
2× US Open Champion
"Every sport has unicorns, whether it's Michael Jordan or Wayne Gretzky or Tiger Woods. Kyle just keeps putting the hammer down with velocity. He has pushed a whole new generation of long drivers into a speed race."
Jason Zuback
5× World Long Drive Champion
"If I could drive the ball like Kyle Berkshire, no one would beat me. I mean no one. On any tour. Go Kyle Go."
Fred Couples
1992 Masters Champion
For Every Age
If you've watched your drives get shorter every season, this is for you. Speed isn't just for 25-year-old long drivers. The same mechanics that let Kyle move the club fast let you move it faster than you have in years, safely, at any age.
Members in their 50s, 60s and 70s are reclaiming yardage they thought was gone for good.
Start Reclaiming Distance
Choose Your Membership
Monthly Membership
Annual Membership
A new driver costs $500+ and buys you a couple of yards. A year in the 579 Club costs less and builds speed that lasts.
Cancel anytime. [EDIT: e.g. "Not moving the club faster in 30 days? We'll refund your first month." — confirm terms before publishing.]
Questions, Answered
The opposite is the goal. The program is built around efficient mechanics and includes deload and recovery phases so you build speed without breaking down. You train hard on a schedule that protects you.
No. Control isn't sacrificed for distance. You're learning to sequence the swing, which is what lets speed and accuracy coexist. Faster and in play.
Yes. Members across their 50s, 60s and 70s are gaining speed and reclaiming lost distance. The mechanics scale to you.
[EDIT: insert the real weekly time commitment.] The calendar tells you exactly what to do each session, so no time is wasted guessing.
[EDIT: insert equipment needs — e.g. a driver and a launch monitor or radar recommended; gym optional.]
A new driver runs $500+ and typically adds a couple of yards. This builds real clubhead speed, which adds distance across every club in the bag, and it compounds over time.
Yes. No lock-in.
You don't need to be a long-drive champion. You need the system that built one.
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