This book investigates the mechanics of the square-to-square golf swing as a superior alternative to traditional rotational methods for the modern golfer. Author Dick Aultman, a long-time editor at Golf Digest, synthesizes technical observations from professional play to argue that keeping the clubface square to the target line throughout the swing reduces variables and improves consistency. The text provides a structured framework for golfers seeking to simplify their mechanics and minimize the need for complex timing adjustments.

The subject matter points to a technical, instructional text intended for golfers seeking a methodical approach to swing mechanics. The framing suggests a focus on precision and repeatability, characteristic of mid-20th-century sports instructional literature.