maybe taking this a bit off topic but does the rotated shoulder turn = easier to keep head centered?
No, I don't know that I would say that, but what does help a lot is having proper hip motion. When the right hip moves properly, it is much simpler to keep a stable center.
That is really the key benefit of this image IMO, that if you allow the hip to respond to it, you'll feel proper hip action, perhaps for the first time.
Kev - I agree, I'd be quite surprised to see any of the 'stacked' players winning a British Open for that reason.
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