I’m a beginner at golf and i’m looking to buy a complete golf set. These two sets look pretty good to me and they’re both on sale for around the same price of 200$. If there are other cheap but somewhat good quality golf sets for beginners then tell me about them too.
Drills are great for practicing and improving all aspects of your golf game. Learn some drills to help out your game fromour golfing professional in this free video. Expert: Jay Golden Bio: Jay Golden has been a PGA Member since 1982 and was selected for the PGA National Teaching Committee in 1988. Filmmaker: Suzie Vigoin
We’ve all heard claims such as, “the greatest, guaranteed to lower your scores, etc. etc. etc…” Medicus knew that their products worked but wanted to demonstrate scientifically that their claims were accurate. The company went to TaylorMade Golf and their TaylorMade Performance Lab (located at Kip Puterbaugh’s Aviara Golf Academy ), the world’s most sophisticated, accurate and objective measuring and fitting system available today. While in no way agreeing to endorse Medicus swing trainers, TaylorMade agreed to perform testing on the Medicus Dual-Hinge Driver. Previously only available to Touring pros, the MATT System at the TaylorMade Performance Lab employs nine cameras that simultaneously measure and record every position of the player and their club in real-time throughout the swing, all within one tenth of a degree. The system instantly creates a three-dimensional graphic image of the golfer that enables the swing to be viewed from 360 degrees. As opposed to flight monitors that only measure what happens to the ball after impact, TaylorMade’s Performance Lab captures and measures the static set up position, start of the backswing, impact, all the way through to the finish in minute detail. Medicus went the extra mile to prove that a golfer can materially improve their swing and performance, utilizing the TaylorMade Performance Lab’s ability to measure the golf swing in a way that no other system can. “We wanted to be able to demonstrate unequivocally that using the …
I just bought the medicus dual-hinged 5-iron and it really helped my iron play big time. I’m still having some trouble with my woods though and don’t really want to shell out for the medicus driver because I would think the swing is virtual the same between irons and woods just ball address.
Here’s the weird part I can hit my woods pretty good if I keep my feet together but when I address the ball normal then I screw up. I think it has something to do with my balance and tempo because that has been an issue with my golf game.
Any tips or drills to help me out? I tend to hit the ball fat (hit ground first) but getting little better at it trying to keep my balance I think the feet together drill is good any other ideas to help me with my wood swing? I’m a beginner so I know it it’s a learning process.
The correct posture can improve your golf swing; get expert tips on the proper golf posture and stance in this free golfing lesson on video. Expert: Bryan Pemberton Bio: Bryan Pemberton is a PGA Class A Golf Professional. He played in the PGA Nissan LA Open Qualifier Nike Tour for 4 years. In 1991 he was the NCAA All American at USC. Filmmaker: Robert Yoshino
Do you just want to play, or do you want to improve? Discraft Pro Mark Ellis leads a group of competitive Am players in an exercise designed to reinforce the basics you’ll need to grow your skills.
Matt Viguerie, head pro at Mission Viejo Country Club provides expert review of the medicus, momentus, speed stick and clubface golf CF40 swing trainers based on his experience with his students as PGA Instructor.
Aligning your body properly when playing golf can help you hit balls straight down your target line; get expert tips on alignment and improving your golf swing in this free golf tips lesson on video. Expert: Bryan Pemberton Bio: Bryan Pemberton is a PGA Class A Golf Professional. He played in the PGA Nissan LA Open Qualifier Nike Tour for 4 years. In 1991 he was the NCAA All American at USC. Filmmaker: Robert Yoshino
I’m a new golfer just under a year. I battle fat shots like no other. I either hit a beauty (1 out of 10) shots or a totally awful fat shot where the ball goes no where and I have dug a hole I could bury a person in.
I think the problem is my shoulder and hip rotation and my follow through on the ball but i’m having a hard time mastering it. I seem to hit practice balls (wiffle or almostgolf) just fine but put a real golf ball in front of me and it all goes to hell. I practice a good grip and address (at least I think).
I just bought the medicus dual hidge 5 iron. I thought it would be magic because I was crushing practice balls in my back yard. Well I took it to the range I couldn’t hit anything with it however I did get some nice swings with my normal 9 iron and some fat ones as well my biggest problem. But as far as the medicus I couldn’t get a good shot off. I generally break at impact or on the follow through and everything else is fine. However, I can take several practice swings and it doesn’t break but when I’m trying to hit a real golf ball it breaks. This was my first time with the medicus so I’m not sure what to think.
Any tips? Should I just keep practicing with it and give it some time to do it’s work. I was disappointed but starting to think maybe I need to give it a month and practice swinging it daily.
Anyone else tried medicus and did it take them a few trip to the range or few weeks to get it down with some good results.
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