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Tom Brady is improving fast now that he’s retired. Here are his driver swing stats: 121 clubhead speed 175 ball speed 333 yard drive! Short clip of him having a long drive contest vs Bryson at Shell Bay. Yes, Brady won* *Bryson wasn’t allowed to use his own driver

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Rick Golfs1 year ago

You can find the whole video on Tom’s channel. Yes Tom is now a content creator!

Dr. Gains1 year ago

Why was Bryson telling him to hit driver into 240 yard par 4 then. Something not adding up here

Rick Golfs1 year ago

True it is odd

JacksonTweetin1 year ago

Do we believe 175 ball speed for Tom? Or is he using deflated balls?

Rick Golfs1 year ago

😂

Lets Freakin Golf1 year ago

Not surprised Brady is able to put up those numbers. He's an athletic specimen

Rick Golfs1 year ago

6’6, relentlessly hard worker, and coordinated. Good combo.

Sterling Simonson 🇺🇸1 year ago

Yah no. I watched him with Bryson.

Rick Golfs1 year ago

The numbers don’t make much sense do they?

Kurtis Hanni1 year ago

That’s wild too because in their video together he wasn’t sniffing 300. Often hitting driver 250-270

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Acyn

44,988 views • 26 days ago

GUESS WHAT - MAHAMA SAYS HE WAS A SPARE DRIVER? AND ADMITS AS VICE PRESIDENT HE WASN’T THE MAIN DRIVER? Our former President, John Mahama came to us in 2012 with his usual lies and sweet talk and basically told us about how he was a spare Driver and needed the country to make him the main driver. Yes John Mahama, told us he was a spare driver and this was even at a time when he got the chance to become President fully, prior to being elected President a few months later. This man had his chance, he had the brightest opportunity with one of the most buoyant economies and messed it up. For each of the 4 years, 6 months of this presidency, each of our indicators got worst, at a time where there was no global crisis. Pure incompetency. Imagine such an incompetent man handling affairs during such a Global Economic crisis. One that has hit even the 1st world country. Did Mahama tell us he was a spare Driver in 2012? Yes he did.. And he told us that Prof Mills started his term and he was finishing it for him? The term was Prof. Mills’ term? He wasn’t part? Today, he has a Problem with Dr. Bawumia saying he is a Mate and not the main driver? The level of dishonesty and insincerity in John Mahama’s speeches is from the 80s. The NDC are asking us to give the country to a Spare Driver who asked for the chance, got it and crashed us?

GUESS WHAT - MAHAMA SAYS HE WAS A SPARE DRIVER? AND ADMITS AS VICE PRESIDENT HE WASN’T THE MAIN DRIVER? Our former President, John Mahama came to us in 2012 with his usual lies and sweet talk and basically told us about how he was a spare Driver and needed the country to make him the main driver. Yes John Mahama, told us he was a spare driver and this was even at a time when he got the chance to become President fully, prior to being elected President a few months later. This man had his chance, he had the brightest opportunity with one of the most buoyant economies and messed it up. For each of the 4 years, 6 months of this presidency, each of our indicators got worst, at a time where there was no global crisis. Pure incompetency. Imagine such an incompetent man handling affairs during such a Global Economic crisis. One that has hit even the 1st world country. Did Mahama tell us he was a spare Driver in 2012? Yes he did.. And he told us that Prof Mills started his term and he was finishing it for him? The term was Prof. Mills’ term? He wasn’t part? Today, he has a Problem with Dr. Bawumia saying he is a Mate and not the main driver? The level of dishonesty and insincerity in John Mahama’s speeches is from the 80s. The NDC are asking us to give the country to a Spare Driver who asked for the chance, got it and crashed us?

Dennis Edward Aboagye

228,628 views • 2 years ago