Justin Rose’s recent win at the US Open was a great reflection on his ball striking and hitting fairways and greens. His drive on 18 and then the long iron he hit that just missed the flag were reminiscent of Ben Hogan’s shot in 1951. It was Justin’s tempo that was so remarkable as he played the final 9 holes. The smoothness of the final hole long iron is what all golfers strive to feel in their tempo. How can you find this same tempo? A great drill is to make 3 consecutive practice swings without stopping, the 3rd swing will end up being your ideal speed and tempo. Match this swing and tempo when you hit your shot and this can be your imitation of Justin and being smooth
