World Class Golf Instruction

If you’ve ever felt like your swing rhythm changes from shot to shot, you’re not alone. Tempo — the smooth coordination between your backswing and downswing — is often overlooked, yet it’s crucial for consistency. The pros make it look effortless because their tempo is repeatable. The good news? You can train it too. Here are the best tempo drills to help you develop a smooth, reliable golf swing every time you step up to the ball. 1.  The 3:1 Backswing to Downswing Drill This classic drill is based on the ideal swing ratio used by most professional golfers — three parts backswing, one part downswing. How to do it: Use a metronome or count “1-2-3” on your backswing and “1” on the downswing. Practice slow swings first to get the rhythm down. Try hitting shots with the same mental count. Why it works: It teaches you to avoid rushing the downswing and helps create natural power without tension. 2.  The “One-Two” Count Drill Another simple but effective way to build consistent tem...