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[Backspin000]

Would someone post a video who plays Tour Pro with the RTS-M.  I just can't seem to get the tempo down.  I hope by watching the video,  myself and other people who are struggling with this can learn something.  Thank you.

[Ricky Proffer]

I am currently trying to get used to the PRO level with RTS M.  I am doing pretty well so far.  I have tried Tour Pro quite a bit and I am with you.  I can't hit a tee shot straight to save my life. 

[J.H.Buchanan]

 

Sorry I had to - it was only 5 seconds - uh, hope it helps 

[AwYea]

Try this, hope it helps.

 

It's all in the take away! If you want to over-swing use a slow take away to compensate. Since os doesn't count as back swing, you can just use your normal 1:4 tempo like you did in MS. If you want to hit one normal use a little faster take away and the same 1:4 as you did with MS.

 

With a little practice it feels just like MS-TP. This mis-hits are a little worse, but it feels the same. The player low camera is good practice, but you can play from the normal camera or either of them once you get it down. My problem was focusing on the top of the back swing. I guess it was because i was use to staring at the meter with MS-TP.

[Backspin000]

Thanks for the reply AwYea.  I will give that a try.

[Armand]

I also found that the Top Player camera helped me get a tempo that is much closer to what it should be.  From the Top Player camera, I tried to mimic a real back swing speed and then a real down swing speed.  Perhaps other cameras can show this as well, but I found the Top Player to help me get the ball at least between the trees (usually!).  I've stayed with the Top Player camera, as it seems pretty real to me and playing an actual round of golf.  I just need to figure out a camera after impact so I can see longer putts and pitches/chips.