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Hinged Swing Trainer Review: Medicus 2000 vs Refiner Pro
After extensive testing of the Medicus driver versus Refiner Golf swing trainers, the Medicus series (Driver, 5 iron, 7 iron, Putter) wins the the Groove-it! Golf “Game-Saver” Award, edging the Refiner Golf line (Refiner Driver, 5 iron, Angle Iron, and Putter) on durability and customer service.
The Refiner still edges the Medicus in price for more cost-conscious golfers, but we find the Medicus will cost less over time.
We also compared and tested the effectiveness and extras for both product lines. Both the Medicus driver review and the Refiner golf review proved both lines as outstanding golf training aids, covering a multitude of swing flaws and would make an excellent unique golf gift for any golfer.
Independent Buyer Reviews Prove Medicus Driver and Medicus Iron(s) as Strong Purchase
For those reluctant to buy heavily-advertised golf swing trainers, you will do well for your game by purchasing the Medicus 2000 series. It serves as a great tool to keep your swing intact during a round, and as excellent substitutes for those who can not afford either the time or money for a full-time swing coach.
Thousands of reviews from buyers on the web on sites that don’t sell the clubs back up the claims made on the infomercials. If it was bull, you’d hear about it. We purchased the Medicus for extensive testing and found the same impact even though we are experienced golfers.
Below: “Refiner Review”
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Medicus Dual Combo Pack |
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Medicus Driver (w/ Free Putter Trainer) |
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Medicus 2000, 5 Iron |
| Medicus 7 Iron | |
| Refiner Birdie Maker Pack Driver + 5 iron + Putter |
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Refiner Grand Slam Pack |
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Refiner Par Saver Kit |
Refiner Golf Review
Are Refiner golf products better than Medicus golf clubs, or just cheaper? Groove-it! Golf thoroughly tested all models of the Refiner Pro Series and they did fairly well.
The Refiner Pro model came to market in 1992, shortly after the raging success of the Medicus. The Medicus 2000 and Medicus Driver followed shortly after. Like the Medicus, the Refiner comes in a Driver and 5-iron but adds a chipper (angle iron) and hinged putting training aid to diversify its lineup of golf swing trainers.
What is the key difference between the Refiner Driver and other clubs and the Medicus Driver, Medicus 2000 and the rest of their line? According to Refiner Golf Company, it is all in the hinge. The Refiner has a different hinge design which avoids patent conflicts.
Refiner golf also employs more affordable PGA Tour endorsers such as Jim Dent instead of Medicus’ posse of Tour stars. This, and no infomercial advertising allows the Refiner Golf Company to bring a lower-priced hinged swing trainer to market.
Refiner Customer Reviews
Visitors to this site reported some problems with their customer service and product quality which you may wish to consider before making a purchasing decision. I would point you to golfreview.com’s data becaue they had a huge amount of reviews, but those seem to have been recently purged from the database. Considering our personal experience using the Medicus, We’d fork out the extra money and get the Medicus.
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Medicus Dual Combo Pack |
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Medicus Driver (w/ Free Putter Trainer) |
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Medicus 2000, 5 Iron |
| Medicus 7 Iron | |
| Refiner Birdie Maker Pack Driver + 5 iron + Putter |
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Refiner Grand Slam Pack |
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Refiner Par Saver Kit |
Medicus Driver and Medicus 2000 reviews
The self-proclaimed “#1 Golf Swing Trainer in America” has sold over a million units world-wide, and has earned rave reviews on the web and in the golfing community for not just it’s effectiveness, but for the Medicus’ ease of use.
The Medicus Driver is the newest, and most popular model, but the Medicus Dual 2000 5-iron is still highly popular. The concept is that either the Medicus driver or Medicus 2000 will “break” (hinge) when you make an incorrect swing. The device pinpoints flaws to keep your swing both in tempo & on plane – keep the club straight throughout the swing, and you have made “the correct swing”.
Having such a hot product means competitors such as Refiner golf will arrive on the scene quickly with high-quality, lower-priced alternatives.
Groove-it! Golf exhaustively tested both the Medicus driver and the Medicus 2000. How does the Medicus stack up against the Refiner Golf series? Check out the various features and extras offered by both the Medicus and Refiner Golf hinged training aids, or continue with the link below to begin our complete review of the Medicus 2000 vs. Refiner Golf.
