I have the Medicus ball speed meter, and i tested it out yesterday at the driving range. I didn’t have the chance to test out my driver,but i tested out my 7 and 5 irons. My ball speed varied from 90-97. 97 was my highest. Oh and btw i’m 13 and a female.
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I am looking for good golf training aid and there is a lotta hoopla on the golf channel about the medicus driver. Does this thing work or is it a waste of money?
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I’m a beginner golfer and really don’t want to take lessons at this time but would like some tips. I have been practicing golf swing with medicus and it seems to have really helped with my tempo and swing plane. I’m making good contact but now I face an odd problem. When I hit the call it usually goes to high and not have any distance. I’m hitting a 5i about 115 yards. It’s nice and straight but extermly high, the thing looks pretty but it’s a 5i, I should be hitting that far with a pw. The same thing happens with my woods, if I hit a 5 wood it may go 100 yards and extermly high. How do I lower my trajectory some and get little more distance. If I could find a way to add about 20 yards to each club I think I would be happy. Could wrist hinge be the problem? I tried different ball positions and tend to make better contact with the ball back in the stance. Oh and also same thing happens weather it’s off the tee or if I just hit off the ground.
Thanks for the advice in advance.
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I play on average every 3-4 wks…more in the summer. I constantly slice drives and long irons, and push my short irons. I’ve used the medicus & addressed the problems shown, but I still cannot hit the ball straight. I’ve even tried pointing the club face way left, but I don’t want to fix a problem with a problem.
Even when I swing really easy I slice, so I know this is not from swinging too hard. Anyone have any advice? In college several yrs ago a golf instructor worked some with me but even he couldn’t help solve my slice. Thanks in advance.
I’ve added a short 15 second video on you tube with two swings.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Z4oRpPCpEko
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I herd that some weighted swing trainer namely the momentus and the medicus help with wrist hinge and lag. There are supposed to help hinge and unhinge at the right time.
Not the dual hinged driver the weighted swing trainer found here http://www.medicus.com/powerpack.php
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What can I do besides practice? any good drills? Does the medicus 5 iron work to hone my iron swing? It’s not even the tee cause I am hitting my 3 and 5 wood great off the ground as well as the tee. and my irons off the tee are just as bad as hitting them from off the ground? what can I do?
yeah I should be more specific I suppose, Sorry. My tendencys lately are to hit the ground before the ball, and I’ve never done this before. Even if I make contact with the ball first I am taking way to much of a divot and the ball isn’t going very far because of too much connection with the ground either before or after making contact with the ball. And it seems if I even make good contact it is still weak and to the right. Its been a bad funk lately, and I’m concerned mainly because I have no problem whatso-ever with the woods.
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i just wanted to know if it works and really corrects your swing, is it worth the money to get one
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Is it the Medicus PowerMaximus, Momentus Power Hitter, Momentus Strength Trainer, or the Speed Stick?
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looking for something similar to the medicus or momentus weighted driver, but a little bit cheaper.
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I have had the worst customer service. Never got the product, they charged me twice, they lied about sending it, I can’t get a supervisor…anyone know where I can go higher up to make a complaint to this company?
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With winter approaching, golf season will be over in the area where I live. I’m looking for a swing trainer to use to help my swing in general and to help keep my swing from getting rusty when it’s too cold to play.
I’ve never used the Medicus or Momentus and was curious to hear what other folks have to say about these products and how they compare to one another.
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