Those speeds are unrealistic and should be corrected.
One of the advantages of OptiShot is that speeds and distances can be adjusted until swing results match what you would expect in the real world. If you know your speed for a particular club, then that should be tweaked in the software first. If you do not, then just skip editing its speed and go straight to editing the distance.
To begin you will need to create a custom clubset.
**Customizing Clubsets**
To get to the place to customize clubsets, launch into either Practice or Play mode. I suggest Practice mode driving range because of the marked distances. Then open the bottom right hand menu and click Clubsets. Select New and give your new clubset a name. Then click your new clubset and click Edit. Select the actual club you are using, take a few swings and observe the results. If the results are not quite what you would expect then make an adjustment to the club's Speed Adjustment percentage up or down from 100% until the speed feels correct. Once you get going, changes can be made quite rapidly and can even be done on the fly during a round of golf with friends. You would then make these adjustments for each club that needed it.
After your speeds are in line you would then observe the distances each club returns. If they are still off, then follow the instructions above as before but make changes to each club's Distance Adjustment percentage instead.