Is ‘keep your head down’ actually good advice? 🤔 People tell you to keep your head down with good intentions. When you’re just starting out, it’s really common to peek too early beginners are desperate to see where the ball goes. The problem is, if you lift your head and shoulders before you’ve made contact, you often end up topping the ball or hitting it thin. So, telling someone to ‘keep your head down’ feels like a quick solution. But here’s the catch: if you literally force your head to stay down, you lock up your body. Your shoulders and torso can’t rotate freely, your swing path gets thrown off, and you actually create more tension in your swing. Instead of fixing the problem, it can make it worse. What you really want to focus on is maintaining your posture. From there, keep your eyes on the ball and let the swing flow. Let your head move naturally with your body as you rotate. Watch any tour pro — their head doesn’t stay frozen, it flows with their swing. Some of the...