Anyone used the Medicus?

Question

Thinking about buying one to improve my driver swing. I have no real problems with iron's, wedges or my putter. My driver, however, is the issue.

Has anyone used the Medicus and has been helped by it? Is the price tag worth it? Working on a Law Enforcement salary, I don't want to blow money on something that will fall apart after a year.

Thanks in advance

Answer 1

It has a few good points and a few bad. Just because the thing breaks down does not always mean a problem. Some people spend so much time watching it they forget to watch the ball

Answer 2

One of the key ingredients in hitting the ball squarely and sending it towards it's intended target is making sure you are on the "right swing plane".

The Medicus is excellent at pointing out when you are "off plane". I agree with some of the other comments concerning the fact that it's best for you to go see a Golf Professional for a series of lessons. However, after the lessons, the Medicus will be good for you in order to reinforce the concepts about the "plane" which (I guarantee) the Pro is going to teach you.

Answer 3

Save your money on the Medicus and get a real lesson. The Medicus is helpful but you start worrying too much about the position of the club.

Answer 4

I think that you are supposed to use your natural swing, so don't spend your money buying the Medicus, I all ready try it, and my swing continue being in the same way........take advise from a Pro and you are gonna be OK....

Answer 5

I think they are useless because everyone has a different swing, so how can it prove that your swing is wrong or correct, it is only made for beginner who doesn't know what is a correct swing. For example, like Jim Furyk's outside-in swing,many golfers say that his swing is wrong, but he is good enough to get the U.S Open Championship.

Answer 6

I would suggest you buy momentus instead. It does help you with your swing.