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Watch: Why You Should Use the Same Amount of Energy on Every Golf Swing

Here's a golf swing drill to help you create a smooth tempo with every club in your bag.

Claude Brousseau

From the sunny shores of Maui, Claude Brousseau, PGA Master Professional and the Director of Instruction at the Maui School of Golf, says the way to master new golf skills to first learn, then train, then perform. One way to perfect a smoother swing speed is to practice swinging 85% with your wedge, then moving straight to 3-wood to groove the same tempo. Alternating the two clubs at the range can help you get accustomed to the new tempo and use it throughout the rest of your bag.

Watch the video above, and look for more episodes of Golf Tips in Paradise coming soon to SI Golf. 

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Claude Brousseau
CLAUDE BROUSSEAU

Claude Brousseau is a PGA Master Professional and the Director of Instruction at the Maui School of Golf. He’s also Golf Channel’s lead instructor for the state of Hawaii and a certified AimPoint Instructor and VISION54 coach. He has produced hundreds of instructional videos, and written numerous articles for publications in the U.S., France and Canada. He’s also written a book, “Realize Your Golfing Potential: Unlock the Secrets of a Proficient Short Game.” His awards include: 2016 Aloha Section PGA Horton Smith Award recipient2015 & 2008 Aloha Section PGA Teacher of the Year Award recipient2015-2018 BEST TEACHERS BY STATE by Golf Digest2014 Aloha Section PGA Bill Strausbaugh Award recipient2008 Top Instructor in Hawaii by Golfing Magazine

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