A Closer Look At The Medicus Dual Hinge Driver

The Medicus Dual Hinge Driver is truly a groundbreaking club that is designed to help golfers improve their swing. Exactly how this particular club performs is dependant on the simple fact that at the tee, there's a very small number of swinging motions that would propel the golf ball in a straight line, and make it travel the ideal distance. So essentially, the Medicus Dual Hinge Driver pushes the golfer to carry out these ideal motions exclusively, and not anything else.

This type of golf swing training is made possible by this club's very name: the dual hinge. It's a trademarked application that is found only in these particular clubs. Just like the name indicates, the hinge is equipped to swing in one of two directions, and it's placed at a perfect angle relative to the club face. The hinge is also specifically constructed to particular tolerances, providing it its unique characteristics. Even so, it's also adjustable, allowing a person to tighten or loosen it even more when his or her swing improves.

Just what this all means is that the driver is especially "breakable." For example, if a player rushes the upswing, the higher speed of the club head relative to the shaft will make the driver break. Similarly, when a player starts to twist his or her arms, the additional momentum likewise causes the driver to break.

This breaking or hinging result takes place at each and every point of the swing in which a person departs from the ideal club position or swing plane. And whenever the driver breaks, it will be impossible to make a shot afterwards, thus forcing the player to begin once again until the swing is perfect.

But when the swing is completed at just the right speed, angle and plane, the player gets rewarded by a solid hit on the ball that does not slice or hook, plus the ball is in a position to travel far. For that reason, the golfer receives immediate feedback on their swing, and will become acutely aware of what and exactly how it's going wrong every time. What's more, the beginning frustration only fuels the player's determination to eventually get that swing perfect and hit the ball well.

This type of training hasn't been possible before, and it has been demonstrated to show remarkable improvement after just some hours of practice. By letting the Medicus Dual Hinge Driver cultivate a golfer's muscle memory, he or she will have made a major step towards golf success. Now, all that's required will be to combine that driving skill with excellent aim, wind compensation, course judgment, and great putting skills to truly develop into a pro.