‘Keep Your Head Down’ – The Most Common Misconception in Golf

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‘Keep Your Head Down’ – The Most Common Misconception in Golf

The ProGolfGals discuss how the biggest fallacy in the golf swing is the belief that keeping your head down is essential for a great shot. This myth is damaging to your swing.

Keeping your head down is a common misconception in golf, but it’s highly detrimental to your swing.
Attempting to keep your head down leads to collapsed arms, hindering power and launch.
Maintaining a tall stance with your head moving naturally throughout the swing is more effective.
The “head down” myth is especially prevalent among beginner golfers.
Watching the ball after impact is crucial for accuracy and shouldn’t be confused with keeping your head down.
Avoid telling others to keep their head down during a swing; it’s an outdated and harmful belief.

Anne Rollo

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