How To Have Good Tempo and Timing in your Golf Swing

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In this video, Adam shares and breaks down the details of the tempo between the backswing and downswing, focusing on timing and how to synchronize them effectively. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, Adam demonstrates how to align your backswing with your downswing to enhance accuracy and power in your swing.

ADAM BAZALGETTE'S COACHING BACKGROUND:
✅ 4-Time SW Florida PGA teacher of the year winner!
✅ 27-year Class A PGA Member
✅ Former director at David Leadbetter Golf Academy for 13 years
✅ Hosted corporate outings worldwide
✅ Regular Golf Channel appearances
✅ Coached players on PGA, LPGA, PGA Champions Tour, and Canadian Tour

[jamiesloan]

This video is phenomenal. You have to practice the snapping motion by NOT worrying about the club face(at first). The desire to square the face is what keeps players from doing this. If someone told you to hit a golf ball off the tee, using a golf shaft only, with no head on it, you would 100% smack it with speed. Go to the range with this image, and just see where the ball goes. Then, adjust your grip accordingly.

[pedropoloma]

One of my favorite swings...we would all do well to try and emulate Adam's tempo and his rhythm.

[saxodust]

Thank you. That was easy to understand

[Yaya]

This video changed my life haha I can’t thank you enough 😊

[bobstjern]

A recent finding is thinking of snapping my lead leg straight to initiate the downswing, improves my accuracy & distance with the club whipping through the hitting area, seems to coincide with what I'm seeing here on the follow through, my contact seems to have improved not steering or casting the club like I used to.

[Blue_Dun]

Hey Adam. Been watching you for years. My biggest issue is just before impact I tighten up and my elbows separate. Do you have a drill or two for that? I have a whole different game when I manage to stay relaxed and swing smoothly and fluidly, with my arms together. But that happens so rarely. I'm beginning to think it's just not in me to be able to swing through with soft arms letting gravity and physics do their thing. HELP!