This instruction has absolutely revolutionized my game! I am hitting the ball further and straighter than ever! Thank you so much for this awesome instruction!

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Excellent technique . Absolutely spot on training procedure.

Such a critical move and impact position. Has really improved my driving. Seems counterintuitive because people are always trying to shift onto the lead side and get through and inevitably take their head with them. Don’t do it lol. Do what Eric says!!

Thank you for that simple explanation, the wall really helps with the head back, still struggling with getting hips forward.

I was on this last night watching slow motion swings. Watch with driver iron and wedge. They don’t look at the ball. They find a spot with driver about 3-4 inches or so behind the ball and fixate their attention and head on that spot. They don’t look up until the ball is launched. Amateur golfers are fixated on the ball and as soon as we hit it we are looking up. Irons they’re a little more over the ball maybe an inch ahead, and wedges they’re about 2-3 inches ahead. I think it’s to get a full swing. They’re focused on their spot and swinging the club. They’re never fixated on the ball ever

Thanks

Excellent stuff! I find that if my head doesn't stay back, I push, and if my hip doesn't move forward, I pull. When both of them are in proper positions, it's a straight hit!

Really great job ,,I’m on it ,thx

Great video! This helps a lot when looking face-on the golfer. What about when looking from behind the golfer, on the downswing, should the head move slightly towards ball, slightly back away from ball, or stay relatively neutral?

Jack Nicklaus is another example. I've noticed my ball flight is slightly higher and contact is much sweeter. Thank you

Watch how at the 3:25 mark his left heel moves towards the target to start the downswing.

Keeping that head back is tough. I have the back swing head back yet once i start the down swing my head slowly goes back to even ball position. I cant seem to fix it.

Great video Eric. I feel like this is where I really struggle in my golf swing. Question - can you also start your swing maybe 6 inches from the ball while still maintaining the tilt? Thanks!

Great video! Would you use the wall exercise for an iron swing and keeping your head back when left arm is at parallel during the downswing?

Im having such a hard time with this and its real frustrating. I slide to far forward and my head follows, i know i need to do this but i dont know how to get forward. My back foot feels stuck

What about the irons? Where should the head be in relation to the ball?

Hi Eric, should your arms follow your body through impact or your arms first then body, like pete cowen? Thanks

hola la verdad excelente video lo disfrute aguardo por el siguiente éxito me despido les mando besitos muchas gracias

Sometimes, "I feel" like I do that.., but sometime, I don't 'get through' the ball and hit a HIGH pop up.

The trick is the side bend.

Go out and chop some wood. Notice how you stay behind the tree (ball) and you clear your hips when you deliver the axe to the side of the tree. That is the golf swing. Hold the axe in a split hand set up, as you normally would. Toss the axe up into the air (back swing). Notice how you raise up and your shoulders and back turn away from the tree? Then, when you deliver the axe into the side of the tree, notice how you go down (squat) to clear your hips out of the way so that you can deliver the axe to the side of the tree and how your head naturally stays back without thinking about it!! That, in essence, is the golf swing. Don't believe me?? Go out and try it!!

Very great lesson that one is.. thanks.. this looks to me like you should be well stretched out before your round

Great video! I have noticed that the head back seems to be the case for the Pros for irons as well. Maybe there is just a little slight difference in setup. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aqunfc2Hlb-8YWQ.html