| Title: | Welcome to the Golf Notes Conference! |
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| Moderator: | FUNYET::ANDERSON |
| Created: | Tue Feb 15 1994 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
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Has anyone had any success using the Medicus? Thats the club thats
hinged three quarters down the shaft and breaks with a improper swing.
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 2088.1 | i use it frequently | NOTAPC::MILLER | Fri Jun 07 1996 17:13 | 9 | |
Yes, I have been using the Medicus for about 2-3 years. Find
it very helpful as a tempo warm up club in the parking lot
before the start of a round. Also use it about twice a month
at the range as a check point. The best use I found for it is
with the/a swing master device. The swingmaster helps with the
basic turn geometry and the medicus with the release.
walt
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| 2088.2 | Medicus helped. | MROA::LLAMBERT | Sun Jun 09 1996 20:26 | 13 | |
Yes, I've got a Medicus, basically a five iron with a hinge in the
shaft. It's a great tool to get rhythm in your swing. As you proceed
in your swing if any motion is out of the swing plane, the club will
release and render your wing to failure. If your swing plane is
correct, you should be able to hit this club as any other five iron.
Another aspect of the club which becomes interesting, if at any point
in your swing you tend to muscle your swing by over swinging, you are
most likely going to go out of your swing plane and the club will
release. To me this means a good swing is more important than a
force swing and this club will prove that to anyone who tries.
Good luck, and swing smoooooth.
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