How Do You Swing A Medicus Driver?
The Medicus driver is hailed as the most successful golf training aid ever developed. More than 1 million of them have been sold, and well-known professionals, including Mark O’Meara and Camilio Villegas, promote them. The Medicus driver helps you get your swing onto the correct plane and improve your tempo. The shaft of the club has a dual hinge that will break down if you swing the club incorrectly, providing instant feedback on your progress. The club is designed to break down at six different points of the swing to make sure your whole swing is grooved from start to finish. Begin your backswing with a smooth tempo, swinging the arms and shoulders back together. If you immediately break your wrists on the takeaway or begin your swing with a sharp, jerky movement, the club will break down. Allow your wrists to roll open naturally during your backswing, so that the toe of the club will be pointing skyward as it passes waist-high. If this doesn’t happen, or if you are swinging too far
