John Daly’s first round at St Andrew was outstanding, but the gusting winds took it all back on the second round. Nicknamed the “Wild Thing”, the golfer has had his share of ups and downs, to say the least. Yet, … Continue reading →

> In this May edition, Golf Digest published a very interesting article by Steve Elkington, with Guy Yocom, called “10 rules for smoothing out your swing.” The authors emphasize rhythm and tempo: “Work on tying together your rhythm. It will … Continue reading →

> After coming close to a win last year, Jordan Spieth from Dallas Texas won the 2009 U.S. Junior Amateur at Trump National G.C. He took the lead on Jay Hwang of San Diego in the final match, after tying … Continue reading →

> Improve golf swing… Like a mantra…Improve golf swing… Ah, the search for the perfect swing… It seems to be a never-ending quest! Is it my alignment? My grip? My hips? My rhythm? My lack of focus? The list goes … Continue reading →

>In a recent post on the blog Helping Us With Golf, a high school student asked for advice on what music to listen to while warming up at the range. Here is the answer: You should use Tempo in Motion, … Continue reading →

> I don’t know why it took 400 years for people to realize that musical rhythms could help groove a smooth golf swing, but this summer MP3 players have proven as lethal to a golfer’s arsenal as a good gap … Continue reading →

> Music is now widely accepted as a sports performance enhancement, and Michael Phelps made it clear by listening to his iPod right up to 2 minutes before the races. His victories are so linked to the use of music … Continue reading →

> Have any of you gone yet to a PGA Play Golf America Day? If you have you know what a great way it is to not only try the new club technology but also learn all the basics from … Continue reading →

>Here we are, starting a new platform for golf and tempo. Tempo and rhythm are often an overlooked part of the golf game. We can think of tempo in all parts of our game. Not only the swings, but the … Continue reading →