By Tiger Woods with Pete McDaniel and Mark Soltau Golf Digest September 2005 I'm keeping my head steady in the backswing, and my distance and direction control have improved. My new driving key Less head movement helps me control my tee shots One of the toughest adjustments I've had to make with my new swing is reducing head movement on my backswing, especially with the driver. Before, when turning away from the ball, I would shift my head away from the target, almost over my right knee. That much head movement made it difficult to keep the club on plane throughout the swing, which led to some sloppy driving. By keeping my head in place, I'm now able to control my distance and direction much better off the tee, even when I'm trying to take it deep, like I am in this photograph from the U.S. Open in June. I really felt like I hit my driver the way I wanted to all week at Pinehurst. Maybe I should have putted with it, too.