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Description
Description
The Tempo Stick is a flexible, weighted training stick you swing like a golf club. The shaft loads and unloads as you swing, and the whoosh tells you exactly where your speed is arriving. Rush from the top and you'll hear it early, before the ball. Swing in sequence and you'll hear it at the bottom, right where contact happens. No screens, no straps, no drills to memorize. Swing it in the backyard, the garage, or on the range before a round. Right and left-handed.
Benefits
Benefits
Feedback you can hear, not a tip to remember. Swing thoughts disappear under pressure. The whoosh doesn't. Every swing tells you instantly whether your speed arrived early or on time.
Fixes the rush at the top. Most bad contact starts with a downswing that starts too fast. The flexible shaft physically can't be rushed, it loads late and forces the smooth transition good ball strikers have.
Speed where it counts. Releasing early spends your speed before the ball. Move the whoosh to the bottom of the swing and the same effort produces more clubhead speed at contact.
A warm-up that actually warms you up. Five minutes before the round sets your rhythm, loosens your swing, and gets your sequence firing. No more spending the front nine finding your tempo.
Reps anywhere, no ball needed. Backyard, garage, hotel room before a golf trip. You don't need a range or a net, the feedback is in the sound, not the ball flight.
How To Use
How To Use
GETTING THE MOST FROM IT
Takes about 5 minutes a day.
The drill:
- Take your normal stance and grip the Tempo Stick like a club
- Make a full, smooth swing and listen for the whoosh
- Hearing it early, before where the ball would be? You're rushing from the top
- Keep swinging until the whoosh happens at the bottom, where contact would be
- Ten swings in a row with the whoosh at the bottom, and that's your tempo for the day
Before a round: 10 swings on the first tee. During the week: 20 swings in the backyard. That's the whole program.
What It Works With
What It Works With
No club needed. No ball needed. No setup needed.
The Tempo Stick IS the club. Pick it up and swing.
✓ Backyard, garage, basement, range, first tee
✓ Right and left-handed versions
✓ Works with your grip training. TrueGrip sets your hands, the Tempo Stick sets your timing
✗ Not a hitting tool. You swing it, you don't hit balls with it.
Shipping
Shipping
- Free Shipping on all orders over $50
- Please see our Shipping Policy for estimated delivery times
- 30-Day returns & exchanges
26,384+ Golfers Stopped Steering and Started Swinging
You're rushing the downswing without noticing
From the top of your backswing, your brain wants one thing: hit the ball NOW. So your arms fire first, your speed arrives before the ball, and the clubhead is decelerating by the time it gets there. You can't feel it. It just shows up as thin contact, fat shots, and drives that go nowhere despite a swing that feels fast. More lessons and more swing thoughts don't fix it, because you can't think your way to timing. You have to hear it.
Tempo Stick VS Expensive Lessons
- Instant feedback on every single swing
- Trains at home, no tee time needed
- Same 5-minute routine the pros warm up with
Locks your hands in the same spot every swing
Works on every club, driver to wedge
Practice at home, no tee time needed
Tempo Stick
Expensive Lessons
Affordable Solution
Feedback On Every Swing
Practice on Your Time, Not Theirs
No Tips to Remember
Doubles As A Warm-Up Tool
What Happens When You Stop Guessing
26,384+ golfers who stopped guessing where their hands go
FAQs
How quickly will I see results?
How quickly will I see results?
You'll hear the feedback on your very first swing, that's the point of the whoosh. Most golfers feel their transition smooth out within the first session, and see it in their contact within 1-2 range sessions.
Do I swing it like my normal club?
Do I swing it like my normal club?
Yes. Same stance, same grip, same full swing. The flexible shaft does the teaching. If you rush it, you'll hear the whoosh arrive early. Swing smooth and it arrives at the bottom.
Does it work for left-handed golfers?
Does it work for left-handed golfers?
Yes. Select "LH" in the dropdown when ordering.
I've tried tempo tips and counting drills. Why is this different?
I've tried tempo tips and counting drills. Why is this different?
Tips live in your head, and your head empties out over the ball. The Tempo Stick gives you a physical answer on every swing, you hear exactly where your speed arrived. There's nothing to remember and no way to fool it.
Can I use it as a pre-round warm-up?
Can I use it as a pre-round warm-up?
That's half the product. Ten swings before you tee off sets your rhythm and loosens your swing, the same way tour players use a flexible stick on the range before touching a club.
What if it doesn't work for me?
What if it doesn't work for me?
Swing it for 30 days. If your tempo doesn't feel smoother and your contact hasn't improved, email us for a full refund, and keep the stick. We'd rather eat the loss than have an unhappy customer.
David K., 15 → 12 Handicap
"Spent two seasons blaming my backswing. Shortened it, flattened it, filmed it from every angle. Contact never improved. First session with the Tempo Stick, the whoosh was firing halfway down. My backswing was never the problem. I was dumping all my speed before the ball. Six weeks of ten swings a night and my irons finally sound like a golf shot."
Tony R., 12 Handicap
"Everyone talks about rushing. I had the opposite problem, my swing was so slow and careful I had no speed anywhere. Steering every shot. The stick taught me smooth doesn't mean slow. Load it, let it go, hear the whoosh at the bottom. Gained real distance without feeling like I'm swinging harder."
Brian M., back to 17 handicap
"Came back to golf at 42 after 15 years off. My rhythm was just gone, some swings quick, some slow, nothing repeated. Swung this thing in the garage every night for three weeks before I even booked a tee time. First round back I broke 90. My playing partner asked how long I'd been taking lessons."
Steve W., lefty 16 handicap
"Lefty gear is usually an afterthought, so I braced myself. The LH version showed up, felt exactly right, and the feedback works the same no matter which side you swing from. Ten minutes a night on the patio. My transition has never been smoother."
Greg P., 16 → 13 Handicap
"Three different pros gave me three different tempo cues. Count one-two, pause at the top, slow arms. By the end I was thinking so hard I couldn't swing at all. This stick replaced all of it with one sound. Whoosh at the bottom, good swing. That's the entire lesson, and it's the only one that ever stuck."
Robert H., 11 Handicap
"Been playing 30 years and figured tempo trainers were for beginners. Then I noticed my distance quietly shrinking every season and blamed age. Ten swings with this and I heard my release firing way early, probably had been for years. Three weeks in, I've got half a club of distance back. Age wasn't the problem. Timing was."