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Medicus Dual Hinge 5 Iron Golf Swing Trainer - Men's Right Handed

Medicus Dual Hinge 5 Iron Golf Swing Trainer - Men's Right Handed

Regular price $199.95 USD
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The Medicus Dual Hinge 5 Iron is a hinged golf training club that tells you right away when your swing is wrong. Swing too fast, off plane or out of sequence, and the patented dual hinge breaks. Swing it right, and it stays solid so you can hit real golf balls. It works for tempo, timing, swing plane and a smooth transition, and it's built for golfers of every skill level.

  • Instant feedback from 9 primary breakpoints
  • Adjustable dual hinge that gets stricter as you improve
  • Hits real golf balls on the range, into a net or in a simulator
  • Helps eliminate slices and hooks and builds a repeatable swing
  • Right-handed, men's standard 5 iron length
  • FREE bonus "Swing Like a Pro" instructional DVD starring Jack Lumpkin and Medicus inventor Bob Koch
  • Comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee

Feel Your Swing Flaws the Moment They Happen

Most golfers practice the same mistakes over and over because a normal club never tells them what went wrong. The Medicus Dual Hinge 5 Iron fixes that. It looks and swings like a regular 5 iron, but the shaft has a patented dual hinge built in. If your swing is too quick, too steep, off plane or out of sequence, the club breaks at the hinge, and you know right away which part of your swing needs work. When you can swing the Medicus without breaking the hinge, you're swinging in tempo and on plane.

Why Golfers and Teaching Pros Trust the Medicus

Golf pros have voted the Medicus the number one swing trainer 7 years in a row. The original Medicus sold over 2 million units, and more than half a million amateur golfers and thousands of professionals have used it. Jack Lumpkin, one of golf's top 100 instructors, has used and endorsed it.

Key Features and Benefits

9 Primary Breakpoints

The dual hinge can break at any of 9 key points in the swing, including the takeaway, the top of the backswing, the transition, the downswing and the follow-through. Each break points to a specific fault, so you know exactly what to fix.

Adjustable Dual Hinge Technology

You can tighten or loosen the hinge. Beginners can start with a looser setting while they build feel. As your swing improves, you tighten it in small steps, so the club keeps challenging you and you keep improving.

Hit Real Golf Balls

The Medicus is a working 5 iron. Use it indoors or out: at home, on the driving range, in a hitting net or on the course.

Improve Tempo and Timing

Rushing from the top is one of the most common swing faults in golf. The hinge rewards a smooth, unhurried transition and builds the muscle memory for a consistent rhythm.

Train the Proper Swing Plane and Stop Slicing

An over-the-top move or a swing that's too steep makes the hinge break. Over time, this trains a more consistent on-plane motion that helps eliminate slices and hooks.

Build Lag for Longer, Straighter Shots

Good sequencing, with the lower body leading and the arms and club following, keeps the hinge locked. That same sequence produces lag, speed at impact and longer, more accurate shots.

Who the Medicus Dual Hinge 5 Iron Is For

  • Beginners who want to learn a correct, repeatable golf swing from the start
  • Mid-handicappers who are trying to fix a slice, inconsistent contact or a rushed transition
  • Low handicappers and pros who want to keep their tempo and sequencing sharp
  • Golf instructors and coaches who need a clear, visual teaching tool
  • Golfers at home who want useful practice swings in the backyard or garage

How to Use the Medicus Dual Hinge 5 Iron

  1. Start loose. Set the hinge to a forgiving setting and make slow, half-speed swings.
  2. Watch where it breaks. Notice the point in your swing where the hinge gives way. That's your fault.
  3. Smooth out the transition. Pause briefly at the top and let the downswing start from the lower body.
  4. Add speed gradually. Once you can make full swings without a break, add speed a little at a time.
  5. Hit balls. Move to the range or a net and hit real shots while keeping the hinge locked.
  6. Tighten and repeat. Tighten the hinge one step to make the challenge harder as you improve.

Practice tip: Make 10–15 swings with the Medicus before every range session or round. It's one of the quickest ways to find your tempo before you tee off.

What's in the Box

  • Medicus Dual Hinge 5 Iron training club (men's right-handed, standard length)
  • FREE bonus "Swing Like a Pro" instructional DVD starring Jack Lumpkin, one of golf's top 100 instructors, and Medicus inventor Bob Koch

Specifications

Brand Medicus
Club type 5 iron hinged swing trainer
Loft Approx. 25°
Length Men's standard 5 iron length
Dexterity Right-handed
Breakpoints 9 primary breakpoints
Hinge Patented adjustable dual hinge
Hits real balls Yes, indoors or outdoors
Skill level Beginner to professional
Bonus "Swing Like a Pro" instructional DVD
Guarantee 60-day money-back guarantee

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Medicus Dual Hinge 5 Iron do?

The Medicus Dual Hinge 5 Iron is a golf training club with a hinge built into the shaft. It breaks when your swing is off plane, too fast or out of sequence, so you get instant feedback that teaches a smoother, more consistent swing.

Can you hit real golf balls with the Medicus 5 iron?

Yes. The Medicus is a working 5 iron. You can hit real golf balls with it on the range, into a net or in a simulator.

What is the difference between a single hinge and a dual hinge Medicus?

The dual hinge lets you adjust how strict the club is. A looser setting gives you more room for error while you learn. A tighter setting demands a more precise swing as you improve.

Will the Medicus help fix my slice?

Many slices come from an over-the-top move or a rushed transition. The Medicus hinge breaks during both faults, which helps train an on-plane swing path that can reduce a slice.

Is the Medicus good for beginners?

Yes. Beginners can start with the hinge at a forgiving setting and build good tempo and sequencing before bad habits set in.

How often should I practice with the Medicus?

Short, regular sessions work best. Try 10–15 swings a day, plus a warm-up before every range session or round.

Is this Medicus available for left-handed golfers?

This listing is the right-handed, men's standard length model. Contact us for help finding other options.

What if it doesn't work for me?

Your purchase comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee.

Why Buy From The Golf Training Aid Store

The Golf Training Aid Store specializes in golf training aids that help golfers practice smarter and lower their scores. Questions about the Medicus or which trainer is right for your game? Contact us before you order and we'll help you find the right fit.

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