Warren Bennett explains the critical roles of 'Turn' and 'Tilt' (the 2 T's) in creating a consistent and efficient golf swing. He demonstrates how to use a club across the shoulders to verify your 90-degree turn relative to your spine angle. Specifically, Bennett shows how slicers should feel more right-shoulder tilt while hookers should feel a more level shoulder turn in the downswing to normalize their club path.
The 2 T's of a good golf swing are Turning and Tilting.
Your turn should always be approximately 90 degrees relative to your spine angle.
Slicers typically need more 'tilt' (right shoulder down) in the downswing to shallow the club.
Hookers typically need more 'turn' (level shoulders) to prevent getting the club stuck inside.
Correct shoulder tilt in the downswing allows for a more efficient weight transfer forward.