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GOLF GADGET REVIEW! – Tour Tempo Review

GOLF GADGET REVIEW! – Tour Tempo Review

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In all the reviews I’ve written for MyGolfSpy (a number now pushing up on 100), I have only given one perfect score.  Now, Tour Tempo can be added to that most-elite company.

Introduction

(Written By: GolfSpy Matt) After a bad day on the course or range, we’ve probably all said this: “I feel like I had no tempo or rhythm today.”  On the other end of the spectrum, when you’re absolutely striping it, do you feel locked in?  Tempo.  The problem is: how do you keep that good tempo?  Is it even possible?  According to John Novosel, it is possible because good tempo, Tour Tempo, is easily quantifiable.  Interested in getting rid of your mechanical swing thoughts and hitting it better?  Then keep reading!

Ease of Use/Set Up

For this review, I read both of John Novosel’s Tour Tempo books and also used his smart phone app.  The books are both quick, easy reads that get right to the point.  The app is very easy to use and includes enough instructions that you can use it within minutes without having read the books.

Score: 10/10


Effectiveness

Before I get too far in, I want to give you a brief idea of what Tour Tempo is about.  Basically, John Novosel has looked at the best players from all different eras and found that they swing with the same tempo: a 3:1 ratio of backswing to downswing (2:1 in the short game and putting).  There are varying speeds (noted in the book and app as 27/9, 24/8, etc), but the ratio is always the same.

With this formula, they created the Tour Tempo app.  The app plays a series of tones that you are asked to respond to: start your backswing on the first beep, start your downswing on the second, and your impact should line up with the third.  The biggest difficulty in using Tour Tempo is trying to react to the tones instead of anticipating them, but when you do it correctly, the results are amazing: longer, straighter shots.

An additional benefit of the Tour Tempo tones (and perhaps a large reason why they’re so helpful), is that they remove all your swing thoughts.  It’s impossible to think, “Ok, keep the left arm straight, take the club back smooth, hinge the wrists…” while you’re reacting to the tones.  It gets you into an athletic, reactive state instead of the static, paralyzed one that so many golfers play from.

Both the app and the books also include some drills that will help you to incorporate Tour Tempo into your swing and improve your fundamentals.  They are basic, rock-solid drills that you will never outgrow, and they will likely apply to you regardless of what swing philosophy you believe in.

My personal experience with Tour Tempo has been outstanding.  I saw the most immediate results in the short game: I tend to dawdle in my backswing with the putter which leads to steering and poor distance control.  Tour Tempo got me moving, hitting the ball on line more consistently, and with much better pace.  Similarly, the first time I practiced my short game with Tour Tempo, I chipped in four times in a row.  The results in the full swing were not as instantaneous, but they have been every bit as dramatic.  Frequent readers know that the driver and I are often mortal enemies, but my most recent round featured stellar driving because I was thinking about the Tour Tempo tones on the tee box.

Overall, the beauty of Tour Tempo is that it’s rooted in good science (it’s supported by a Yale University study), it can be used by anyone, regardless of swing type, and it’s very effective.

Score: 30/30


Longevity

As I mentioned in the intro, we’d all like to have consistent tempo every day.  With that in mind, why would you not take Tour Tempo to the range with you?  The other thing that’s sneaky good about Tour Tempo is that, as an app on your phone, you probably have it with you everywhere you go.  There’s no additional club or gadget to throw in your bag, and using it requires you to push about three buttons.

Score: 20/20

Value

All of the Tour Tempo products that I reviewed here are extremely affordable: the books can be bought together for around $40.  The Tour Tempo app costs $24.99 in the Apple App Store.  While some of you might think, “$20 is a lot for an app” it’s extremely cheap for a training aid, which is what the Tour Tempo app is.

Since you can have the whole lot for under $60, and it’s extremely effective, the value here is excellent.

One other point that I want to include somewhere: Tour Tempo is a true family business, so if you have questions, you can contact one of the Novosels and expect a prompt, thorough response.  Not necessarily related to the value, but it’s a damned cool “feature.”

Score: 20/20

The Peanut Gallery

For this Peanut Gallery, I did things a little differently.  Instead of showing the product to fellow golfers and some PGA Professionals, this time I went right ahead and tried Tour Tempo out on my students.

The first subject was my dad.  He’s a victim of over-thinking, over-coaching, and his swing is painfully slow.  Take a nap during his backswing slow.  I talked him through the use of the Tour Tempo tones and the next five balls were laser straight and long (for him, anyway).  He said he’s still thinking about what that felt like and hitting the ball better than he has in a long time.

Next I tried it on a student who stalled out at the top of his backswing and was hitting huge pull hooks.  I worked with him the “normal” way, trying to put him in better positions, then I decided it was time to try Tour Tempo.  The first shot he hit actually ended up left of the target line (he’s a lefty).  He actually turned around and high fived me.

I could go on and tell you more similar stories, but you get the picture.  Students confirmed that Tour Tempo is a great way to erase mechanical swing thoughts and get back to being athletic.  Furthermore, at just $20, Tour Tempo was something they all wanted to own.

Sorry, one more last minute addition.  I took on a student about three months ago, total beginner.  He’s worked really hard, gets the club in some good positions, just needs to start putting it together.  I put him on Tour Tempo and he hit the first 6 balls dead flush.  Neither of us could stop smiling.  I love this thing.

Score: 20/20

Final Thoughts

In all the reviews I’ve written for MyGolfSpy (a number now pushing up on 100), I’d only given one perfect score (Grip4orce).  Now Tour Tempo can be added to that most-elite company.  Tour Tempo is scientifically proven, it’s easy to use, and it will help you in every facet of the game.

Score: 100/100!

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      Matt

      7 years ago

      I have found some video online from the tour tempo CD and I wanted to get the videos on their website… is the application going deeper into the subject or just an update platform for the old Book and Video CD?

      Regards,
      Matt

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      Mbwa Kali Sana

      9 years ago

      I’ve read through the comments as WELL as the sales pitch for TOUR TEMPO .Frankly .I’m Skeptical : I perform my backswing saying to myself ” LOW AND SLOW ” ,then my swing upwards goes on automatic pilot ,and I Start the downswing by pushing hard on the right Instep ,without having any swing thoughts whatsoever .
      It seems to me That having a count for m’y “LOW AND SLOW ” Will force me into a quicker swing which wil be less smooth and “OILY ”
      i’ll have a try at this device anyway.

      Reply

      Dale

      11 years ago

      bought the tour tempo app a couple of days ago and was quite skeptical but i’m always looking for something to help my game. i really like to try products that help take the thinking out of it for me as i’m a horrible over thinker. went to golftec today and had my iphone playing in front of me and i’ve never hit so many pure shots in a row. i hit the first 5 dead on and though it must be coincidence. i then hit another 5 or 6 before slightly miss hitting one. from short irons to driver it worked. didn’t give me time to think which was great.

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      bw007

      11 years ago

      I bought the app for iphone yesterday morning and used it yesterday night on the practice range. This is unbelievable, really amazing. Better ball contact both with the long game (my tempo is 21/7) and the short game (mine is 18/9). I am really impressed. I hit a lot of pure and straight shots. This tool will improve my game for sure. Shhhh… this is a secret weapon, really !
      Ben (hcp 12)

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      BJB

      12 years ago

      Purchased this app the other day after reading the review here. I have to say that it is one of the best golf related purchases I’ve made to date as far as improving my game. I am a handicap of ~15 on a good day, and like many amateurs my misses are generally to the right. Ive had friends tell me that my bad swings generally appear to be due to hurried tempo. I took this app to the range with me today to give it a shot. From the very first sand wedge I hit I was sold. I picked up about 7-8 yards on my irons and wedges, and 98% of my shots were flying straight or with the nice little draw which I am always striving to find.

      The driver is where I saw the most notable improvement. My good drives generally carry about 250, and I am always happy when I can hit them straight. Again, my misses tend to be slices or unintentional fades. Today, out of about 15-17 balls with the driver, not a single one went right! Everything was straight on a rope or with a nice little draw. I had 2-3 balls that hit the tree where the 250yd sign is posted about 15 feet up! My good ones looked like they were going about 280, which is very good for me.

      It has only been one session, but I have to say that I am sold on this product and would recommend it to anyone who is a mid/high handicap and struggles with their tempo from time to time. My hope (and I’m sure the idea behind the product) is that with enough practice this tempo will become ingrained and I’ll be able to carry it over to the course with no headphones in :). Thanks for a great product Tour Tempo

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      RP Jacobs II

      12 years ago

      BJB, that’s great that Tour Tempo has helped your game. I know that the Novisels read MGS regularly and they’ll live seeing your post.

      Continued success-

      Fairways & Greens 4ever

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      RP JACOBS II

      12 years ago

      Chad, glad to hear that the Tour Tempo Tunes have helped your gamae…You’re gonna love the SpeedBall Kit & the Power Module Kit….

      The Best this season……

      Fairways & Green’s 4ever…….

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      Chad Samsel

      12 years ago

      Do you have any routine that you do specifically with those kits?

      Reply

      RP Jacobs II

      12 years ago

      Chad,

      I do do a routine & I also have a better, more comprensive illustration & explanation of the “Mini-Y” drill, so if ya wanna e-mail me, I’ll be glad to get ’em out to ya…

      My e-mail’s: [email protected]

      ANyone else who’s interested, please feel free to contact me as well…..

      Have a good one….

      My Best,
      Richard

      Chad Samsel

      12 years ago

      This thing works. Dropped 7 strokes off my game in 2 weeks. I now have the Power Tools, Speedball Kit and the Power Module kit. If you haven’t given this a shot you are doing yourself a disservice.

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      The One Swing

      12 years ago

      Went ahead and bought this after reading this review. This website is the first place I check when considering new gear. I’m not into training aids. I have the tour striker pro and this.
      I didn’t think this training aid would make a difference, but it works like magic.

      I agree with this review, for woods and long irons the results weren’t that clear but I feel like I already hit those clubs well anyway. The difference in my shortgame was ridiculous. I highly recommend this product. Thumbs up for the awesome review. And thanks for improving my game by posting about this.

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      RP Jacobs II

      12 years ago

      For anyone who’s interested, I did some digging(really that’s an overstatement..lol) and I got an excellent instructional from the Novosels on the “Mini-Y” drill that Steven asked about…Just drop me a note in my box or e-mail me @ [email protected] & I’ll gladly e-mail it to ya…..

      Fairways & Greens 4ever……

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      Garnet

      12 years ago

      On the strength of this review I bought the Tour Tempo 2 book on iTunes and the app…
      Practicing putting in the hallway on the carpet with the tones as it suggests and my 8 year old son wants to ‘play too’. Got him to concentrate on the tones and he was hitting 50% of his putts in the cup at 10 feet and his misses were close. Without the tones he was not even within 2 feet… (I wasnt doing to bad either)

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      jmiller065

      12 years ago

      I must say that TT is based on the right science so to speak. It is probably the best training aid that I have bought or used in my golfing career. It just simply lets you swing athletically and that is what more people need then the 100 gadgets hanging off them to get them in a specific position.

      For me I feel my body movements to produce shots, I rarely care too much about positions in the swing other then where I am at the top of the back swing and impact. Tour Tempo helps me shorten my backswing without thinking about it, I sit at a 24/8 when i get long, i turn the tones down to 21/7 making what feels like 3/4 swings and seem to get a lot better results.

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      Drew

      12 years ago

      This is my second season using TT…it really works. The distance from my irons increased by about 10 yards…so I had to make adjustments. It pretty much cured a big banana slice I had with my driver as well. I fully recommend it.

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      Mattuop

      12 years ago

      Tried it out for the first time at the range yesterday. Worked great. I’m well aware I don’t hinge my wrists much in my swing and give up distance. After warming up with the y and l drills, I was getting getting a little more distance. Biggest change was when I went to the new tempo (21/7). I was getting an extra 7-9 yards with my irons and contact felt great. I sometimes fade my hybrids, but not yesterday.

      Overall, I think it was a combination of hinging, speed, and a smoother takeaway (couldn’t really be mechanical and think about it) that worked. It’s only 1 day, but it’s a step in the right direction. We’ll see what happens.

      Also, I’m an 8 handicap. 28. Flexible and have good balance. I think all those things helped and may make the transition easier for me. At least that’s what I’m hoping…

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      RP Jacobs II

      12 years ago

      Mattuop, please keep us posted and let us know how things are going as you progress with Tour Tempo…Good, bad or indifferent, keep us in the loop…

      To a good season…..

      Fairways & Greens 4ever…..

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      Chris

      12 years ago

      This is the best product out there to help with tempo and get your mind free of swing thoughts.
      I have used this for years and turned many people on to it.

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      UgoDerosa

      12 years ago

      …almost forgot one thing- I do recall getting at least something positive from the book, namely, the Y to L to Y to L swing. That made sense to me at the time and helped, so my findings were not 100% negative. The tempo portion makes sense, but simply added yet another layer of swing thoughts to the swing. Tempo is critical, but if you are successful with your natural tempo, stick with that. Just my two pence.

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      UgoDerosa

      12 years ago

      I bought the book and the audio cd about 10 years ago. Read it cover to cover, listened to the audio tempo meter in the car before hitting the range and playing. My findings mirror Dave’s findings to a tee (pun intended).

      I agree with all of Dave’s comments. It did not work at all for me and I tried over several months to implement the changes. Caused me alot more harm than good. Having said that, I am sure it will work for others, just not everyone.

      Cheers

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      Brother

      12 years ago

      Why does it work? Is there a physical/mechanical reason or is it mostly psychological?

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      R. P. Jacobs II

      12 years ago

      The short answer is physical/mechanical…However, since golf is ultimately a game of confidence(mental), by applying the principals of Tour Tempo and bringinig your swing into one of the time templates & swinging to a 3/1 ratio, your will not have swing thoughts cluttering up your mind when the only thought should be a mental video of the shot that you are about to hit…

      When you get to the point whereby you are swinging by muscle memory and not by thinking, “keep my elbow on my rib cage coming down” or ” lead downswing with lateral hip slide,” then you can concentrate on visualizing the shot required…..

      So, ultimately, mastering Tour Tempo will allow you to concentrate on the side of golf that low/scratch/plus amateurs & pros concentrate on: The mental side….

      The Best to ya….

      Fairways & Greens 4ever…..

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      stevenhw8

      12 years ago

      I have a friend who purchased this app and I borrowed it for my range session.
      You are right, I can’t keep up with the 3:1 tempo. I tried using the 27:9 and it was still a tad quick for me. I’ll buy the videos and see what’s up :D but the tones are catchy…

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      RP Jacobs II

      12 years ago

      Steven, depending on how far off of 27/9 you are, you might shoot for 30/10 or 33/11…I thin that you’ll find that if you can fit into one of those times that your swing will be much more consistent with much less “wasted motion” going back or at the top, which is usually where a golfer, whether it be an amateur or Ernie Els, “loses” their swing…..

      Once you are comfortable in one of this time slots, you can then comfortably work towards the 27/9……

      Hope this helps….

      My Best……

      Fairways & Greens 4ever……

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      stevenhw8

      12 years ago

      I went again today to play with the different tempos and I’m starting to get the hang of it. I hovering between 27/9 and 24/8. Will be trying both for a few weeks and see which one yields better results.

      Please correct me if I’m wrong, the Y drill is not going beyond 9 o’clock on the backswing while the L drill is cocking your wrists at the top of the backswing, correct?

      What is the difference between the Y drill and mini Y drill?

      R. P. Jacobs II

      12 years ago

      Steven, I’m not familiar with the “mini-Y” drill…Where did you see this?…The “Y-drill” is basically taking the club from 8:00 to 4:00 on the face of a clock…The “L-drill” is taking the club from 9:00 to 3:00…There is a nice short video on You-Tube of John, Jr. using the “Y-drill” swing for a green-side flop shot…I’m sure that he has other Ypu-Tube vids, though this is one that I’m familiar with…

      I’m sorry that I’m not familiar with the “mini-Y”…..

      Fairways & Greens 4ever….

      stevenhw8

      12 years ago

      I saw the workout video where they present the mini Y, Y and L drill
      But the mini Y and Y are too similar… so I guess I’ll just ignore it.

      RP Jacobs II

      12 years ago

      The other point that I failed to mention is that there are two drills that Tour Tempo introduces, the “L” drill and the “Y” drill, and if you get nothing else out of the Tour Tempo package except these two drills, and you use them to build a consistent, reproducible swing, then you got way more than your money’s worth…..

      These drills have been called by many names, though they will allow you to build a foundation on which to build a consistent, reproducible & accurate swing…

      You should have someone initially observing you, ideally a teacher, to make sure that your hands, arms, body & clubface are in the proper positions until muscle memory takes over….It is my opinion that unless or untilll your can put 75-80% or better of your balls on target, you should not go to full swings, because if you cannot do this with 1/4 & 1/2 swings, there’s no way on God’s green earth that you will put a good full swing on the ball…JMHO….

      Learn the drills…Do the drills…Master the drills…Master your swing…

      Fairways & Greens 4ever…..

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      Dave

      12 years ago

      RP Jacobs II
      Thanks for the reply; you can read some additional information on my reply to Matt.

      It would be good to get into a deeper discussion on Tour Tempo but as you said this is not the right platform. I did forget to mention I play of 9 handicap and the one thing I do is hit the ball straight. I am just over 50 and have been playing for 30 years but I have always suffered from a lack of distance, which is getting worse as I get older.

      I live in Scotland so there are no coaches really familiar with Tour Tempo, I actually introduced my coach to it.

      Just to finish off Tour Tempo is certainly interesting I enjoyed reading the Harvard Report I am sure there is merit in it but I think it is possibly more beneficial to more athletic body types, younger golfers and golfers new to the game.

      Wish you all the best.
      Dave

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      RP Jacobs II

      12 years ago

      Dave, though this not the forum to get into a discussion on the merits of Tour Tempo and who it wil benefit versus who it will not, You obviously are familiar with the theory…I did a review in the forum and would be glad to discuss this further if you wih to leave comments there…

      Obviously, there is no theory that will fit or benefit all people and most if not all of the theories out there are based on abilities, both athletic and golf-wise along with flexibility that the average golfer doesn’t possess & will probably never possess, so the chances of them successfully implementing these various swing theories is nill to none…As I said in my review, even if you do not get to a 3/1 ratio or any of the listed swing times, if you can consistently get to 30/10 or 33/11, you will be hitting the ball more consistently than you ever have…

      And if you follow Nancy Lopez’s career, her best years and her greatest number of victories came when she got closest to 3/1, though she never fit into any of the stated times…There are outliers in every area and golf and Tour Tempo are no different…

      No, it is not new, with John Novosel having been working on this for years and really since 2004-05 did he start to really publicize his theory and findings…Though Tour Tempo made the cover of Golf Magazine, May 2012, Mr. Novosel has spent many years refining this theory and breaking it down to its simplest component with the help of his son, John Jr., himself a golf proffessional..

      I’d be curious to know if you worked on this by yourself or with a teacher and also what your handicap/competency level was when your started…I’m by no means being dismissive of your experience because as I said, there is no swing theory that will work for every person, though having played the game for 44 years at a high level, and seeing almost every theory out there, all that I will say about Tour Tempo is that it is based on scientific fact, not “garbage can” science, and the a stage golfer has a much better chance for consistent improvement using Tour Tempo versus many of the other theories out there….

      The bottom line is that the closer one can get to the 3/1 ratio, the better and more consistent their swing will become…Even if it’s 4/1, or 36/12, that will be better and more consistent than when they started….Also, I don’t think that there is any theory that in and of itself will allow one to hit the ball further…That comes from putting a consistent, reproducible swing on the ball and hitting the ball as closely as possible in the center of the chosen club with enough swing speed to launch the ball…The key is to develop the swing that will allow you to do that consistently…

      It’s unfortunate that Tour Tempo did not help you to achieve that, though I would be curious to know your background and to see if working with someone like Matt or the Novosels or any teacher familiar with Tour Tempo would help you to achieve your goals..

      The Best this season…..

      Fairways & Greens 4ever….

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      Dave

      12 years ago

      Just in case people reading this thinking that Tour Tempo is new, it’s not, it has been around for several years. The review might make you think Tour Tempo is the secret to a perfect swing but it is not. It can be useful, but it is certainly not for everyone, look at the swings of Kenny Perry, Ai Miyazato and Nancy Lopez for example.

      It can be good for freeing the swings of paralyses by analysis golfers. I think television golf has created the illusion that professional golfers swing slowly. It is insightful and shocking to attempt to feel how quick Alvaro Quiross’ swing is (18/6 and don’t try it unless you are well warmed up). Even Ernie Ells swings around (24/8).

      The reality is the majority of golfers won’t comfortably be able to maintain the 3/1 ratio, perhaps managing the backswing speed OK but be unable to achieve the matching downswing speed through lack of fittness or flexibility.
      There are other problems one weakness is there is no mechanism to confirm your actual swing position in relation to the tempo beat, so it is possible and entirely likely to unconsciously shorten your back swing match the tempo beat. I am also not totally convinced that impact is a particularly good downswing reference point when we all know completing the through swing usually has beneficial results.

      By all means try Tour Tempo, in fact if you count 1 to 5, 1 is address initial move away, 4 is the top of the backswing and 5 is impact. It would be interesting to revisit Matt’s views in a few years time!

      My views are based on two winters working unsuccessfully with Tour Tempo in an attempt to increase my distance.

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      Golfspy Matt

      12 years ago

      Dave,

      Thanks for sharing your experiences with Tour Tempo. A couple questions for you, if you have time:

      1) What do you define as “unsuccessful”? Did you simply not gain distance or did it actually have a negative impact on your game? What did you find most difficult about Tour Tempo?

      2) You mentioned that you were not able to confirm whether or not you were correctly matching the tempo. Did you try the Tour Tempo Frame Counter? It is another app that lets you count the frames in your swing so you can see where you are at and judge whether or not you are accomplishing what you want to.

      Best,

      Matt

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      Dave

      12 years ago

      Matt, in answer to your questions:
      1. My initial reaction to Tour Tempo was the similar to the tone generated by your review; I thought I had found the answer. I hit 2 x 100 balls each week over two winters using a 6 iron using the tour tempo tracks. I did not gain any distance and I struggled for the first part of both seasons with my short game. Working hard to increase the speed of my swing played havoc with my timing on less than full shots and yes I was aware of the difference in the short game tempo ratio.

      I found it difficult to match any of the supplied tempo tracks, in fact I had to create a set (39/13, 36/12, 33/11 and 30/10), to allow me to work towards the tracks supplied. I knew my swing was weak and slow but I was surprised it was this slow!

      2. I did not use the frame counter, I have to admit that my version was the CD which came with the book (transferred to mp 3 player). Generally I simply worked alone using a practice backswing to rehearse the appropriate backswing length and timing.
      I did have a few standard lessons over the period to ensure my basics did not drift too much. I did not use video and perhaps that was a mistake. During one of the lessons I had my coach observe swings as quick as 24/8 produce the same distance as 33/11.

      I posted my experience as a counterpoint to your review and I would be interested in your opinion on Tour Tempo in perhaps in several months time.

      Dave

      Golfspy Matt

      12 years ago

      Dave,

      Thanks for taking the time to respond.

      I will certainly keep our readers up to date should my thoughts on Tour Tempo change. I worked with it very consistently for almost two months before writing the review, and it’s still one of the very few constants in my practice routines.

      Best,

      Matt

      R. P. Jacobs II

      12 years ago

      Dave, thank you for your reply…I myself have implemented the Tour Tempo about 10 months ago and I would say that the biggest advantage that I have seen using TT is that my irons are much crisper and while I’ve always played a 3-5yd draw, I now play a 2-3yd draw…Also, from the putting side, my accuracy from 12′ and in has improved as I havee shortened & tightened up my back-stroke….

      As I said, I’m 51yo, having picked up the game at the age of six..I currently play to a 2.4 hdcp and while distance has never been an issue, I really wasn’t looking for that when I picked up Tour Tempo…

      I also did a review of Tour Tempo, which you will find in the forum under “Everything Else” and it is on page 2 of the topic pages…Also, if you have questions regarding Tour Tempo that either Matt or myself cannot answer, I would be glad to put you in contact with John Novosel, Sr…

      Along with being the “founder” of both the theory & the company, he is a first class invidual, as are his sons…They would take the time to answer your questions…I would be glad to talk w/you on my review thread, or you can e-mail me @ [email protected]…..

      My Best,
      Richard

      Fairways & Greens 4ever……

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      RP Jacobs II

      12 years ago

      GG, you are correct in that the the “Total Game” has both the long game & short game/putting tones, however probably the best feature is a collection of instructional videos covering the different facets of the game(chipping, pitching, sand play, putting, etc.)…A great value, easy to understand and excellently done…

      While both apps are excellent, if you can swing it(no pun intended), you’ll love the Total Game!..

      The Best…..

      Fairways & Greens 4ever….

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      Gogolfing

      12 years ago

      Going to buy this but in the App Store there is a Tour Temo Golf app and a Total Game app. Looking at them, it seems the Total Game app has both long game and short game. Anyone know if this is the difference between the two?

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      stevenhw8

      12 years ago

      Sounds like a winner! And I certainly could use some help! Will take a look on the Android store

      Reply

      RP Jacobs II

      12 years ago

      Matt, Great review!!…..For those for whom this is their first exposure to Tour Tempo, Matt’s review is spot on & if you’re serious about improving your game, regardless of handicap, you owe it to yourself to implement the TT tones & swing theory….

      Along with the tones, they have some fantastic swing aids, with the SpeedBall being my favorite…And as I’ve said, when you have a question/problem with anything and you call out to Tour Tempo, you deal with one of the Novosels…

      Great products…Great value…..Great family!….

      It don’t get much better than that in today’s world!!…

      Again, excellent write-up Matt!….

      Fairways & Greens 4ever……

      Reply

      wdgolf

      12 years ago

      As soon as I get my headphones I’m buying this app. Tempo is almost always my problem during a bad round. Thanks for the review!

      Reply

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