Hit ball further

I want to hit the ball farther

Loft:

At least 2 degrees less in the driver and longer irons for
faster swing speed players; At least 2 degrees more in
the driver and long irons for slower swing speed
players; At least 2 degrees less in the fairway woods,
middle and short irons for all swing speed players.

Clubhead design:

Center of Gravity
At least 3-4 mm higher and 4-5 mm closer to the face for
faster swing speed players (over 80mph driver swing
speed) in the woods ; No more than 2-3 mm lower and
3-4 mm farther back from the face for slow swing speed
players (under 80mph driver swing speed) in the woods

Weight Distribution:

Greater perimeter weighting for all swing speed players
to get more out of an off-center hit.

Shaft weight:

Lighter by at least 30-40g from the player's previous
shaft weight.

Shaft flex:

More flexible; RSSR to be 10mph more than player's
actual swing speed.

Total weight:

Lighter by at least 1.5 oz from the same club number in
the previous set.

SwingWeight:

At least 3-5 points higher from increasing actual head
mass without drastically increasing total weight at the
same time from a shaft weight increase; To increase
distance, the swingweight increase must come from
head weight increase more than from simply increasing
length.

Length:

Longer by as little as 1/2 inches (greater than the
previous set) in all the clubs for players who hit the ball
on center a high percentage of the time; Shorter by 1
inches in the driver for players who do not hit the ball
on center very often; Longer by 1/2 inches in the
middle and short irons for all players.

Golf club balance point:

Make the club(s) with a lower balance point at the same
time the total weight is lowered. This means building
the set with swingweight that is higher than normal for
the length being advised.

Grip size:

Large enough to be comfortable for the player,
regardless of the distance from the fingertips to the
heel of the hand.