Michale Block has become the latest flavor of the golf world. The club professional member turned into an instant celebrity after his herculean performance at the recently concluded PGA Championship.

However, it looks like the Block surname won’t be out of bounds anytime soon. Evidently, fans are already applauding the heir to the veteran golfer, who is making the rounds for his own golfing achievements.

Michael Block’s son goes viral for extraordinary golf swings

Block recently made headlines after securing a T15 finish at the PGA Championship. His tale was one of courage and dreams, which propelled him to international recognition within a weekend.

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However, it looks like the popularity has rubbed off on his son within the golf community, too. 18-year-old Dylan Block is making headway with one of the golf attributes, precisely speaking, his mesmerizing club head speeds.

Indeed, a clip of his club swing made the rounds recently, which garnered appreciation from golf fans worldwide. Additionally, it was his proud father who shared the video on social media a while back. “Has anyone found someone in high school with more club head speed?” he asked his followers to back his son’s abilities.

Indeed, the speed at the TrackMan was certainly something to behold. Block Jr’s shot recorded a whirlwind speed of 132.7 mph. To put it in context, the PGA Tour’s leading club head hitter has an average club head speed of 126.42 mph, which is less than Dylan’s efforts.

Even the tour average stands much lesser at 115.21 mph, which gives more depth into Block’s endeavors. However, the tour players are required to play with an emphasis on control, which can affect their club head speeds.

But Dylan Block is just more than just another powerful hitter of the golf ball.

Michael Block’s son is gaining levels for a U.S. Open spot

Dylan’s strength doesn’t always rely on power-hitting, as he is good enough in other areas as well. The eighteen-year-old recently teamed up with one of his mates to qualify for this year’s USGA Amateur Four-Ball Championship.

Impressively, he has shown his ability at the U.S. Open local qualifying, where he cruised past the competition with a 68 earlier this month. A bright future looks upon the young talent, and who better to guide him than the now-famous golf instructor as well.

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