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I saw a recording lately featuring a golf training aid called the Medicus Driver. It caught my interest as in the video was Mark O’Meara, a recognized professional, showing the spectators on the means to handle the tool. So, I spend a couple of minutes listening to his clarification and it triggered my interest in wanting to discover further on this.
This got me immediately to one of the shops which have a demo set. The shop helper was extremely experienced in showing the usage of the gadget.
He was a little lengthy in the details and I don’t plan to bore you on this. Instead, let me share my experience in testing out the Medicus Driver.
My 1st feeling of this was, it felt quite heavy in comparison to a standard driver. I had some problems performing the complete swing because I was not use to the weight and also the hinge keeps breaking. After a few swings, I was able to control my swing rhythm to avoid it from breaking.
I decided to drive a few balls with it, using the golf simulator that was available in the store.
So I place a ball on the tee and started my first swing. I broke the hinge and I miss hit the ball. I was wondering, how do I get this thing to work? I got my mind off it as I proceed for another shot. This time, I make sure I got the thing in one piece and to my surprised, the ball took off in a straight line as displayed on the simulator display.
I hit a few more and this is what I noticed. In order for your ball to travel straight, the Medicus Driver must not break and in addition it have to be traveling along the correct swing plane. The ball is reacting in such a way because the club head was in a position to catch the ball at the proper location.
With the good feel still within me, I quickly switch to a typical driver. As the normal driver felt so light in comparison with the Medicus Dual Hinge Driver, I felt confident to increase my swing pace and I got exactly the same outcome but with an extended distance.
I can safely announce the Medicus Dual Driver work. You could be having some problems with the rhythm along with the swing plane and such flaws are a major contributor to your unreliable swing. Make use of the Medicus Dual Hinge Driver to rectify such flaws and when you’ve gotten that, you’ll certainly see an improvement in your driver shots.
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This post was written by admin on August 19, 2010
