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Is The Medicus Driver A Scam?

squidoo.com — Let's get something dead straight before we start. I don't believe in using golf training aids by themselves to improve your golf game. Really, I don't. Let me tell you why. First let me tell you how I got there and why I'm writing this...

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  • lynchjo, on 01/29/2009, -0/+1The thing I really liked about the Medicus Driver is you can hit balls with it, even with the 460cc head.

    It took me a few swings as I had some obvious flaws in my golf swing I had no idea were there.

    Once I got the hang of hitting balls with the Medicus Driver (after about 20 minutes), my swing was no less than amazing!

    I suddenly realized before the Medicus Driver I had been rushing my take away, now I’m giving my golf swing the time to develop into a powerful and repeatable swing!

    Even my 13 year old daughter was hitting balls with the Medicus Driver in no time and she’s a beginner golfer!

    Well, I became a true believer in the Medicus Driver and now keep it in my bag!

    John Lynch
    http://medicusdriver.blogspot.com/

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