Genius Bryson DeChambeau Sets up 4 Impact, why don't you?

Kirk Junge explains the 'Setup 4 Impact' method, highlighting how Bryson DeChambeau pre-aligns his club and trailing arm at address to match his impact position. By contrasting this with Scottie Scheffler's more traditional dynamic setup, Junge demonstrates how a single-plane alignment reduces the need for perfect timing. This approach simplifies the golf swing into a repeatable rotation for more consistent, solid contact.

• Align the club shaft directly with the trailing (right) arm at address to pre-set the impact plane.
• Eliminate the need for 'timing' the hands forward by starting with them in the impact position.
• Minimize moving parts by treating the swing as a simple one-plane rotation back and through.
• Notice the difference: pros like Scheffler move dynamically into this position, while Bryson starts there to reduce complexity.