5 Reasons Short Hitters Are Choosing a Stick That Clicks Over Another $150 Lesson
5 Reasons Short Hitters Are Choosing a Stick That Clicks Over Another $150 Lesson
It was never a speed problem. It’s a timing problem you can’t feel, and there’s now a sound for it.
Swing as hard as anyone in your group and still finish behind them?
It’s almost never strength.
It’s when you spend your speed.
Most amateurs release the club early in the downswing. The fastest part of the swing happens before the ball. All that effort, gone, and you can’t feel a thing.
You can’t feel it. But you can hear it.
Below are the five reasons golfers are using a telescopic stick that clicks at the moment of release instead of another lesson, another driver or another speed programme.
Read to the end. Reason 5 is the one that decides whether it works for you.
1.You’re not short. You’re early.
Here’s what golfers tell us, word for word: “I swing out of my shoes and still come up short.”
And here’s what a club fitter told one of them: “You’re releasing early.”
Both true. Same swing.
Picture cracking a whip. The crack only happens if the tip arrives last. Snap your wrist too soon and the tip just flops.
Casting is the flop.
Your hands throw the club from the top. The clubhead reaches full speed halfway down. By the time it meets the ball, it’s slowing.
The distance isn’t missing. It’s being spent before the ball.
That’s why a new driver didn’t help. Why the speed sticks didn’t help. Why swinging harder made it worse.
More speed, released early, is just more wasted speed.
2.You can’t feel it. Nobody can. That’s why the lesson didn’t stick.
This is the bit nobody says out loud.
The release happens in a fraction of a second. Faster than feel. The golfer who casts feels like he’s holding lag. That’s the whole problem.
So you took the lesson. The pro told you what to do. You watched the video. It gave you another thought. You went to the range. It told you after, when the ball had already gone.
“I know exactly what I’m doing wrong and I still can’t stop.”
Nothing you were told could tell you when.
That’s the gap the Tempo Stick fills. A weight slides inside the shaft and clicks the moment it reaches the end. That moment is your release.
Click halfway down: you cast.
No click: you decelerated.
Click at the bottom: that’s the release, and you’ll know it the first time you hear it.
It doesn’t ask you to feel anything. It tells you. Every rep.
Hear how the click works →3.More distance without swinging harder.
Once the click moves to the bottom, the speed you already make arrives where it counts.
Not new speed. Yours. Finally delivered.
Here’s what that sounded like from golfers who bought one:
“I am crushing the ball. Gained 35 yards off the tee. I am playing like a freakin pro”
Edward A. · verified 5★ review · results vary“Started using it about four weeks ago. Seeing results with irons. Added 10 yards to my irons and the most consistent contact I’ve made in years”
— Zachary M., verified 5★ review
“Great training aid. Defo improved clubhead speed and lag”
— Mike K., verified 5★ review
Results vary. These are their words, not our promise.
Notice what none of them say. Nobody says they swung harder.
4.The grip fix is built into every swing.
Half of an early release starts before you move.
A grip that’s too weak or too strong leaves the face open at the top. Your brain knows it. So it throws the club early to square it up, and the speed goes with it.
The Tempo Stick’s handle is molded. Your hands go on in a neutral position. Not ‘close enough’. Not ‘pretty good’. The same position, every rep, without thinking about it.
Scottie Scheffler warms up with a molded grip trainer of the same style. He doesn’t use ours, but the idea is identical: put the hands on right first, then train the timing.
So every swing trains two things at once: where your hands sit, and when you release.
It’s like learning piano with the right finger positions from day one, instead of correcting bad habits years later.
5.It’s honest. Including about itself.
This is the reason that decides it.
The Tempo Stick is light. It isn’t a speed-training stick and it won’t add clubhead speed by itself. It’s built to time your release, so the speed you already have arrives at the ball.
The molded grip is one size and fits all hand sizes. It’s there to put your hands in a neutral position every rep, not to feel like your gamer.
It won’t fix a slice on its own, and it won’t do anything if it stays in the bag.
What it will do, on the very first swing, is tell you where your release actually is.
“It actually works. Gives immediate feedback on release point.”
— Ian D., verified 5★ review
“Incredibly effective on teaching a consistent release point. The best training aid I have used to date”
— Jason M., verified 5★ review
And if your scores aren’t lower after 30 days, you send it back and we refund you in full. No questions.
GET 40% OFF →Ten minutes in the garage beats an hour at the range.
Most of the golfers who buy this can’t get to the range. Or they get there once a fortnight, hit fifty balls, and drive home more confused.
The Tempo Stick collapses to fit in the bag. No ball. Short enough for a living room, an office, a hotel room.
“It gives me the feeling of hitting a bucket of balls without leaving my home.”
Bijon H. · verified 5★ review“I use it several minutes at home before heading to the course.”
— Fred D., verified 5★ review
Ten minutes. No ball. No range trip.
Then three swings on the first tee, so you don’t spend the first three holes finding your swing.
What it sounds like when it clicks for someone
“Immediately identified flaws in our swings and grips. Shaved strokes off our first few rounds.”
— Eric F., verified 5★ review
“My hdcp has come down 2 strokes in 3 rounds… I am also 78.”
— Thomas D., verified 5★ review
“Worked from the first use. Really gives a great feel that’s easy to replicate on the course. Ordered one for my partner. Great invention!”
— Donna M., verified 5★ review
Results vary.
Two weeks from now
Picture the next time you’re on a first tee with people watching.
You’ve swung the stick in the hallway that morning. You heard the click at the bottom, three times in a row. You know what that swing feels like now, because you’ve heard it.
You’re not thinking about your wrists. You’re not remembering a video. You’ve got one thought, and it’s listen.
Fewer thoughts. One sound. Your speed arriving where the ball is.
What golfers usually spend before they find this
A lesson block. A driver that promised yards. A set of speed sticks. A launch monitor session. Range balls every week.
“$300 on lessons and the slice is still there.” That’s a real line from a real golfer.
None of it is a waste if it comes with feedback. Almost none of it does.
The Tempo Stick isn’t a heavier club, a whippy shaft or an alignment stick. Those give you feel, and feel is the thing that’s been lying to you. This gives you a verdict, on every swing, in your living room, for less than most people spend on one lesson.
The offer
40% off today
Tempo Stick
+ Molded Grip
+ Click Feedback
Fix your tempo, grip and release timing with one 3-in-1 trainer.
Try it today with a 30-day lower-scores guarantee.
Want the full fix? The Consistent Strike Kit adds the Wrist Trainer with both video series free.
Or keep doing what you’re doing
Buy the balls. Hit the fifty. Drive home not knowing which swings were the good ones.
Nothing bad happens. You just stay exactly as long as you are now, and the guy who swings slower keeps finishing ahead.
The guarantee: lower scores in 30 days, or your money back
Swing it for 30 days. Ten minutes, a few days a week.
If you don’t like it, or your scores aren’t lower, send it back for a full refund. No forms, no arguments.
We’d rather refund you than have you own another gadget that didn’t work.
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Questions golfers ask before they buy
Is this just another gimmick?
Fair question. It’s a weight in a tube that clicks at one point. It doesn’t hold you in a position or promise a swing change by itself. It tells you, out loud, where your release is. What you do with that is the training. If your scores aren’t lower in 30 days, send it back for a full refund.
How long before I notice anything?
Most reviewers describe hearing where their release is on the first session. Strike changes take reps: reviewers mention two days, two weeks, and ten minutes a day. Nobody serious says overnight.
It’s lighter than my club. Is that right?
Yes, on purpose. It isn’t speed training. It trains the timing of your release so you get the most out of the speed you already have. A heavier trainer would change the very timing you’re trying to learn.
The grip looks odd.
It’s molded to set a neutral hand position every rep, so you’re not grooving a bad grip while you train tempo. One size, fits all hand sizes.
Does it transfer to a real club?
The feedback happens during the swing, so what you learn is the timing, not a position that disappears when you put the stick down. Reviewers describe using it before a round and taking the feel to the course. Give it the 30 days and judge for yourself.
I’m left-handed.
There’s a left-handed version. Pick it on the product page.
Can I use it indoors?
Yes. It collapses short enough for a living room or hallway. Mind the light fittings.
Shipping and returns?
Shipping and delivery estimates show on the product page for your country. If your scores aren’t lower within 30 days, return it for a full refund.
Coach Dan writes for TruLink Golf. Results described in reviews are individual and vary. 30-day lower-scores guarantee applies to purchases from trulinkgolf.com. © TruLink Golf.