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According to Dr. Craig Farnsworth, "consistent tempo is the only way to consistent ball striking, whether it is a putt or a drive." Improve your tempo with the lightweight, convenient metronome that we reinvented for golf. The EyeLine Golf Metronome Pro has adjustable volume so you can work on your game without disturbing other players. Your selected tempo is shown on the digital screen. Find your most comfortable tempo, and return to it day after day.

Tour players use the Golf Metronome Pro for:

Putting tempo
Find your perfect 1-2 rhythm, and repeat it every day… regardless of pressure.

Putting routine
If you are fighting the yips, experts recommend using a routine that has at least 4 beats.
The Metronome Pro lets you adjust the beat pattern to your perfect cadence.

Full swing tempo
The Metronome Pro has an adjustable beat pattern to perfectly fit your swing tempo.
Set the pattern to 2, 3, 4, or 5 beats back before you hear the “go” beep for your downswing.

Chip shot tempo
Set the beat pattern and tempo for solid chips… every time.

Pre-shot setup cadence
Tour players know when the pressure rises, the speed of their pre-shot routine gets faster.
By using the Metronome Pro they train themselves to walk into every shot at the
same speed – and expect great results.

Turn on the Metronome by holding down the on/off button for 3 seconds.
When the "clock" or the “pitch” mode appears, push the on/off button to go to “tempo” mode.
Adjust the volume of the “beep” to your satisfaction.

 

Features:
- Adjustable Tempo  - Adjustable Volume Control  - Headphone Jack  - Protective Case  - Lightweight & Convenient
- Adjustable Beat Pattern- Choose to set from 1 to 5 beats
(4 beat example: beep, beep, beep, BOP - beep, beep, beep, BOP)

How to select the correct tempo:
Tempo is the most personal aspect of golf.  You have a natural speed of speaking and walking.  You also have a natural speed of stroke and swing.

We recommend hitting putts until you feel comfortable, then setting the metronome to the speed of your stroke.
Make a note of your speed.  When you return to practice another day, set the metronome on the recorded speed. 
Some days your recorded tempo will seem fast, and some days slow. 
Sticking to your established tempo will produce consistent results.

The 4 Beat Process - The Ultimate Tempo Process:
The 4 beat process is used by some of the finest players in the world. It gives the player a consistent routine regardless of pressure.

The stroke or swing is divided into 4 beats
Beat 1: Turn your head to the target
Beat 2: Return your eyes to the ball
Beat 3: Initiate the back swing so the end of the swing
            is on the 3rd beat
Beat 4: Make impact

Adjust the Metronome for your putting tempo:
    1. Set the beat to 0/4
    2. Set the tempo to 80
    3. Make strokes to the tempo of the Metronome
    4. If the beat is too fast, reduce the tempo
        If it is too slow, increase the tempo

Please Note: When using headphones with the Metronome, the beat can only be heard through one side of the headset.

 

I have never given feedback on anything, but this, this is different. I have taken a zillion lessons, and always felt I had the potential to shoot lower than my 14 handicap. Too often I would either shoot a decent front 9 or a decent back nine, but I could never put a full round together. Till now. I used the metronome for a full round today and shot the best round of my life. Four birdies on the front for a sweet 35 and 12 putts. Each time I became anxious, the metronome helped me to maintain a constant tempo. Even when I faltered a bit on the back nine, unlike other times, I didn't panic or rush. I just kept the same tempo. When it was over I was astonished at the score, a 78. Thank you EyeLine.

Donna

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Rhythm is the cement that puts all the pieces of a putting stroke together. You can have all the correct positions of the stroke correct, but without rhythm it's not a stroke. Using the Golf Metronome PRO is the best tool to find and solidify your rhythm. I use it in every lesson.

Mike Shannon,
Short game specialist at Sea Island Golf Learning Center, and Top Teacher in both Golf and Golf Digest Magazines

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Consistent tempo is the only way to consistent ball striking, whether it is a putt or a drive.

Dr. Craig Farnsworth

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