Keep Your Eye on the Ball…Use Your Eyes to Improve Your Game... with Michael Breed

You want consistency. To create consistency in your golf game, you have to pay attention to the details. Ultimately, golf is a hand-eye coordination game. In order to maximize your hand-eye coordination, you have to utilize your eyes properly. Where you look, your club goes. In this video Michael Breed will tell you how to use your eyes properly so you can create better contact, and more consistency.
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[@jackoujo]

Great video!!!! Curious if you have any info on tee shots? I started looking at the tee when I hit my driver and things improved quite a bit. You are terrific.

[@glennwiebe5128]

Where I look is where my low point is. For all of my irons I look at the front of the ball so that I hit the small ball first. With a tee ball (3 or 5 wood) I look at the back of the ball because I want the low point behind the ball. With the driver being on a higher peg, I may look behind the ball to ensure catching it 6°-7° up.

[@TonyNeri-s3e]

amazing tip, hope it will work with me

[@retiredsparky526]

What about when it sitting at the bottom four inch or deeper rough and all you can see is the top of the ball?

[@sfink16]

Interesting. Unfortunately my cataract surgery a couple of years ago has dramatically affected my vision, for the worse. I need bifocals now but can't wear them to play golf. The astigmatism makes things even worse. I do use your trigger, in my case moving my hands forward a bit to start my swing. Than I look at the path I want my back-swing to start on, and that seems to help. If I think about where the ball is I get in trouble. Does that make sense?

[@sheelmirji5494]

What while putting ?

[@wayneriley7367]

Do these instructors think the average guy can just look at a different place and instantly things get better? Where else would we look when there is a ball in front of us and are programmed to hit it? Why not hit at 4 o’clock using your number or brand name? But I say it’s food for thought.

[@michaelgreene5703]

so if i hit fat shots should i look at the top of ball?

[@michaelgiammarino7313]

In front of ball with irons