Has any body tried the Medicus Dual Hinge club & driver?

[julie2golf]

I'm very interested in the Medicus Dual Hinge club & driver. They are advertising them here in Australia for $300.00AUD plus postage. I hope to get a better deal via ebay. Has anybody tried one, are they worth it.

 

[Sandpiper3]

Theyre only worth it if you want a "perfect mechanical" golf swing.

All it does is gives you a mechanical swing, no feel in it. If thats wat you want it can build a very solid and repeatable swing. If your starting golf with it, it is very good because it teaches you fundamentals, if youve already grooved a swing, its no good for you at all unless you want to change.

 

[julie2golf]

Theyre only worth it if you want a "perfect mechanical" golf swing.

All it does is gives you a mechanical swing, no feel in it. If thats wat you want it can build a very solid and repeatable swing. If your starting golf with it, it is very good because it teaches you fundamentals, if youve already grooved a swing, its no good for you at all unless you want to change.

I am a C grader golfer, and I do feel that my swing is all over the place, so maybe it could help.

 

[CraigOn2Whls]

I have both

Hi Julie2Golf

I have both the driver and the iron. I am just a beginner, but found they gave me good information and I swing both in my house to try to lock in the feel of a decent swing.

Here are 2 threads I posted info about my findings:
http://www.shottalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7032
http://www.shottalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6924

 

[DaveE]

I've had the 5 iron for a couple of years. I found one used so it was pretty cheap, $50.00 I think.

It's most helpful with tempo but will show some mistakes in your swing. It's not a majic bullet in terms of giving you a perfect swing or correcting all your faults. One good thing is you can hit balls with it if you want.

I mostly use mine to hit pine cones for my golden retriever to fetch but I should probably practice with it more.