How Would You Describe Your Tempo?

[GolfSpy_APH]

With all the golf shaft talk I have seen a lot of members talk about their swings and transitions etc. 

How would you describe your tempo in your golf swing? How would others describe it and is it something you are working on to adapt or change?

[rkj427]

For me, my swing tempo has been mentioned to be very similar to Nick Price's.

For those not old enough to remember or know, he was one of the top players in the early 1990's.

At times, typically early in the season, I tend to get a little too long with it at the top, but if I concentrate or think about making what feels to me like a 3/4 swing it seems to come back together.

 

 

[CorporateGolfRat]

5 hours ago, GolfSpy_APH said:

With all the golf shaft talk I have seen a lot of members talk about their swings and transitions etc. 

How would you describe your tempo in your golf swing? How would others describe it and is it something you are working on to adapt or change?

I think "ideal tempo" for me is a 24/7. If you are on Instagram check out tourtempo. He is a great asset in explaining this 24/7 measurement and tempo in general. I learned with a 3 tone chime. It that starts one ping on your takeaway, one at the top of your swing, and a ping at impact. This is strictly used for tempo/timing of the swing overall.

Everyone on tour, like amateurs alike, have different swings and tempos. I have sat all day on instagram and youtube before watching tempos and deciding what feels and fits my style/swing best. Check it out and let me know!

[NM01]

I have a quick tempo, it matches how I walk and so on.

not planning to change it because our tempo is out tempo.

my rhythm on the other hand can be too quick sometimes which causes me to be aggressive in transition. This is something I work on.