Tour Tempo (Project)

Tour Tempo:

You guys may have heard of this.  It has a small cult following over at FGI.

I have read the posts, and was interested.  I poured over the website, and bought the book today.  It comes with a CD. 

I like the premise.  It's an easy read.  Basically two drills, although the mantra is to avoid swing mechanics.

http://www.tourtempo.com/

I read 80 % of the book today, and threw the cd in when I got home.
I'm pretty pumped about it.

It seems to speak to me.  I agree with their philosophy.  I tried a few minutes with the beep..........beep..beep.

I like it.

I'm gonna follow their regimen, and I'll post results.  I'm a good month from seeing the course here, so..........

I honestly haven't seen the Tour Tempo product but I do know that tempo is at least 80% of my swing.  If my tempo is off, hello 97.  If it's on, look out low 80s. 

Beep.... beep..beep sounds like a formalized go at Vijay Singh's se.... ven..teen drill.

I am poised and ready to pounce once you give the green light.

Much like Spock getting laid once every seven years, I glom on to the next swing guru.

Dalton McCrary
AJ
Jim Hardy
Tour Tempo

No pressure bro' stroh.

but i thought AJ revealed THE TRUTH!

i think the real tempo key is just allowing yourself to feel that coil at the top before starting the downswing-  -- WITHOUT-- allowing your arms to buckle in, go post-parallel  etc
 

I purchased TOUR TEMPO during the holidays, read, listened to the DVD, practiced, and then took it out on the course. My practice swings in the living room as I watched the video seemed impossibly fast in the beginning ... " I can't swing THAT fast," my brain said ... but then I sat down, flipped on the Golf Channel, and tapped out the tempo of the pro's swings ... and sure enough, they WERE that fast, and were close to the 3:1 tempo. I realized that my S-L-O-W backswing followed by a similar tempo forward swing (to avoid errors) was killing my distance--and not always helping to eliminate errors anyway. Despite my inner golfer screaming "You can't swing that fast without hitting it into the trees," I repeated the mantra, "Swing Speed = Distance" over and over again. Then I trotted out to my local course in late December, 40 degrees, not a recipe for big drives. WOW. My drives went anywhere from as far as in the summer, to as much as 20-30 yards further sometimes, with wet fairways. Repeat after me: "Swing Speed = Distance." I am not a big slicer anyway, but I now find it almost impossible to slice. The slightly abreviated backswing encouraged by the rapid tempo seems to short-circuit a host of swing plane ills (many of which occur in the final quarter of the backswing, in my estimation) while encouraging a more flowing, natural kinetic chain. I can audibly hear a much bigger "swoosh" at the bottom of my swing. The ball goes straight and far. My approach shots on par 4's are now 140 yards instead of 170. I have invested $25, and about 3 hours reading, practicing, and gained ALL of this good stuff with nary a pro lesson, and relatively little sweat. Now I simply chant, "Swing-(pause)-Set-Thru" and play better golf all the way from tee to green. Tour Tempo? For me, a big thumbs up.

So when will you share's the beep-beep-beep MP3 files here?

I had a copy of that CD once! Once you get used to and able to reproduce the same tempo everytime (or most of the time) Its like the most forgiving club in you bag.

Problem is, I lost this CD 2 yrs ago when moving! 

You can do 2 things...

1) Ask Aske

2) Download iTune, chuck the CD in, click export to iTune, put the file on here and we will convert it to MP3.

Don't think its legal thu!!