
Setup 4 Impact is a single-plane swing built for the body you have today — simpler, smoother, and kinder on the back, hips, and shoulders.
Why it works
No deep hip turn, no strained back. Setup 4 Impact removes the moves that punish older joints.
One plane up, the same plane down. Fewer moving parts means fewer things to go wrong on the course.
By starting closer to impact, you reach a square clubface with simple rotation — not athletic gymnastics.
The method
Setup 4 Impact, developed by teaching professional Kirk Junge, simplifies the swing by starting it where most swings end — at impact.

Start in the position you want at impact: hands ahead of the ball, weight slightly favoring the lead foot, shaft in line with the lead arm. You're already half-done.

Take the club back along the same plane your shaft started on. No re-routing, no lifting, no hunting for a position at the top.

Turn through the ball and let the club return to the impact position you set up in. Smooth, balanced, repeatable.
I'm 71, and for the first time in a decade my back doesn't ache after 18 holes. And I'm hitting it 15 yards farther.
I tried every system out there. This was the first one that didn't ask me to be 30 again.
Simpler is better. After two range sessions my slice was gone. I wish I'd found this years ago.
FAQ
No. Setup 4 Impact begins with a few small changes to your address position. Most golfers see better contact within a single session.
Almost everyone gains distance. By delivering a square clubface more often, you compress the ball more efficiently — even with a shorter, less athletic swing.
Yes. Removing the deep coil and over-the-top motion is exactly why Setup 4 Impact is so popular with players who deal with chronic pain or stiffness.
Many players see improvement on their next round. Real consistency comes after a few weeks of practicing the simpler pattern.
Stop fighting the swing. Set up for impact, and let the club do the rest.
Learn the MethodBuilt on the work of Kirk Junge — 25+ years of teaching senior golfers.