1 Minute to Better Golf

Kirk Junge introduces the 'Setup for Impact' method, focusing on a single-plane golf swing for maximum consistency. By aligning the club shaft with the forearms at address to mimic the impact position, golfers can eliminate the need for complex compensations during the downswing. This approach is designed to be easier on the body and more repeatable for players without hours of daily practice time.

• Avoid the traditional low-hand setup which creates an angle between the arms and the club shaft.
• Align the club on the 'impact plane' at address, where the shaft and forearms form a straighter line.
• Most top players reach this high-hand position at impact anyway; starting there simplifies the motion.
• The single-plane approach reduces the need for precise timing and 6-7 hours of daily practice.
• This method is specifically designed to be easier on the body, particularly for senior golfers.