There's no such thing as "keeping our head still" within a golf swing. If you succeed with keeping your head still, you'll probably injury yourself in the process.


But there is a lot of merit to keeping your head behind the ball at impact. Preventing your head from getting in front of the ball provides an opportunity for a lot of other favorable impact conditions to happen for you.


Within this video, John Hughes, PGA Master Professional of Instruction and Golf Magazine Top 25 Instructor shows you a simple yet effective drill to feel how you can keep your head behind the ball at impact. Using 3 ordinary alignment sticks, with one representing the middle of your body or your head position at address, you can make make balanced swings which allow you to see and feel your head remaining behind the alignment stick at impact. As with most of John's video, you'll get to see the 18th tee box and hole at Falcon's Fire Golf Club in Kissimmee, FL, arguably one of the toughest finishing holes in the entire Orlando, Florida area.


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