Master Your Golf Practice with This Simple Tempo Drill

Master Your Golf Practice with This Simple Tempo Drill


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Are you looking for a simple yet effective way to improve your golf practice? Look no further! In this video, we'll introduce you to a game-changing tempo drill that not only helps you prepare for your round but also assists in finding the perfect backswing position. Join Coach Rob, your friendly golf coach from Easier Golfing, as he shares this valuable drill that will revolutionize your golf practice sessions.

The Two-Iron Warm-Up Drill:

All you need for this golf practice drill are two irons - we suggest using a seven and an eight iron. Follow these easy steps to optimize your warm-up and backswing:

  1. Start by holding the two golf clubs in front of you at hip height.
  2. Gently rock the clubs back and forth, building a steady tempo.
  3. As you gain confidence in your tempo, transition into your backswing.
  4. Find the ideal position at the top of your backswing while maintaining your tempo.

The Benefits:

This two-iron drill is effective for various reasons:

  • Motion creates motion: By keeping the clubs in constant motion, you'll develop a smooth backswing that leads to a more consistent swing.
  • Tempo improvement: Struggling with tempo during your golf practice sessions? This drill helps you groove a consistent tempo, which can be carried over into your actual swings.
  • Pre-round warm-up: Even if you can't hit golf balls before your round, this drill is perfect for getting your swing warmed up and ready to go.
  • Backswing guidance: Having trouble knowing where your club should be at the top of your backswing? This drill assists in finding the ideal position.

Conclusion:

The two-iron warm-up drill is an excellent addition to your golf practice routine. It's simple, effective, and perfect for players of all skill levels. Whether you're looking to improve your backswing or just need a quick warm-up before your round, this drill is sure to help you elevate your game. Stay tuned for more great golf tips and tricks from Easier Golfing!

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