Every golfer knows rhythm and tempo are crucial to putting. But here’s the piece most players overlook: swing length.
Think of it this way, your rhythm is the beat, but your swing length is the volume. If you keep the same stroke size on every putt and just “hit harder” for longer putts, your tempo breaks down. The stroke loses its smoothness, and speed control goes out the window.
That’s why elite putters keep their rhythm consistent, but vary the length of their stroke depending on the distance of the putt.
The challenge? Most golfers have no reference point for how long their backswing should be. That’s where the TempoStik+ changes everything.
With the TempoStik+, you don’t just train rhythm, you train tempo & stroke length together, the way Tour players do.
✅ Set the distance you want the ball to roll
✅ Follow the LED light sequence to see your ideal backswing length
✅ Build muscle memory for strokes of different sizes, all while keeping the same 2:1 tempo
The result?
Speed control is the difference between a nervy 3-putt and a confident tap-in.
Master your tempo and your swing length with the TempoStik+.
🎯 Find Your Perfect Stroke with TempoStik+
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Do the alignment lines on your putter enhance your accuracy, or could they be hindering your performance?
Most golfers use the lines on their putters to aim the face precisely along their chosen start line. This is especially common if you also use a line on your golf ball to assist with aiming. But have you ever considered whether these lines are actually benefiting you?
ou step up, address the ball with your putter, and make a smooth stroke, only to watch the ball veer off line like it had a mind of its own. You swear you aimed it right. But did you? For most golfers, the issue isn’t the stroke. It’s misalignment, starting the ball in the wrong direction from the very beginning.
Do you ever stand over a putt and second guess your read, only to watch the ball miss wide, breaking too much or not enough? You’re not alone. And there’s a chance, the problem isn’t your stroke, it’s the read.
Putting is often lost before the ball even moves. distance, slope (angle & gradient), grain and other factors can all influence how the ball rolls. If you misread those pieces of information, even a good stroke can send the putt off line.
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