Eyes on the ball or head down?

Eyes on the ball or head down? When golfers hit a bad shot it is almost guaranteed that they will be told to 'Keep your head down." This well-intentioned feedback causes all kinds of (bad) unintended consequences for players who take the advice to heart. Instead of keeping your head down, it is far better to keep your eyes on the ball -- even after you have hit it. This means your eyes and head will come up to follow the ball flight.

Sue Shapcott, PhD, PGA GB&I
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Sue Shapcott, PhD, PGA GB&I is the founder of Change Golf Instruction. Sue is a former tour player with a passion for helping recreational players reach their potential. She trained with the British PGA and spent 5 years developing technical expertise with Hank Haney in Dallas, TX. Sue is also an educational psychologist and will sneak that into lessons!