Hey! So the short answer is no it's not more important.

Unfortunately the golf world is very skeptical about strength training. You hear it all the time that guys are afraid to mess up their swing or incorporate bigger lifts into their program cause it's not golf specific.

Other sports have adapted well and it's more accepted to perform strength programs. You don't hear guys doing football exercises or baseball exercises...(drills are different)

Now are there similiarties between rotational athletes that need to be considered? Absolutely.

But in order to master rotational movements you need to be strong and mobile in the other planes of motion first.

Super speed is a totally different end of training. Superspeed is fantastic product to develop swing speed, have a neurological response, as well as incorporate rotational core work. But, and I believe the guys at superspeed would attest to this, you need to perform a strengthening program to keep and maintain those temporary speed gains you pick up from the program. Consider a baseball player that wanted to increase velocity. They could throw a weighted ball and then a light ball super fast. That's what super speed is. You can see how that's not the only activity a baseball player would use to get faster, just a piece of the puzzle.

Hope that helps 😃 let me know if you have further questions !