Medicus Driver

The problem with most golf swing training aids is that they do not provide immediate feedback or let you know when they detect something is wrong.  Books, DVDs and most practice clubs just aren’t designed for it.

This is how the Medicus driver is different than other swing trainers.  It provides immediate feedback.  When it detects errors with your swing, whether it is on the backswing, down swing or follow through, the Medicus will “break” at one of its hinges if everything isn’t perfect.

The philosophy behind the Medicus line of training aids is that practice makes permanent and only perfect practice makes perfect.  All the time spent at the driving range is not going to help you drive further or straighter if you are practicing a fundamentally incorrect swing.  The last thing you want to do is reinforce bad habits.

If your back swing is too fast or your downswing is too hard, the club will break at one of the dual hinges.  Consistency in the speed of your swing is very important and the Medicus driver lets you know immediately if your tempo is off.

The same is true for the swing plane.  If your swing plane is off the Medicus will let you know right away, so you can make the necessary adjustments.  This is as close as you can get to having an actual instructor watch your swing and point out errors.

The Medicus driver has been designed so that you can actually hit balls with it.  As long as everything is perfect, the practice club won’t collapse.  It is has been constructed with with high quality materials just for this purpose.  It is not necessary however, to hit balls with it to benefit from the club’s design, just and added bonus.

With two hinges on the shaft help to you identify errors with your swing and there is no question the Medicus driver is one funny looking device.  But the proof is in the pudding and this most popular golf swing training aid has helped hundreds of thousands of golfers, just like you, correct problems with their swing.  Medicus driver reviews have been overwhelmingly positive for a reason.