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The Swingyde is great! By Elaine Hazelrigg "golf fanatic" (Albuquerque, NM USA) I purchased the Swingyde to help me with the wrist hinge in my golf swing. I wasn't sure I was doing it correctly and wanted some instant feedback. The device is wonderful. I use it to practice and in my warm up before a round. My iron striking has improved dramatically.

Medicus Golf Training Aid

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Medicus Dual Combo Pack Driver + 5 iron + 2 DVDs

* Medicus Golf Learning System is dedicated to assisting golfers of all ages. "Master the Basics" of golf through a consistent process of education, training and practice.

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** I have used one before and I think it really helps with tempo, especially the transfer at the top of your swing. It will definately help your swing, if you have a traditional type swing. If you tend to swing a little flat, you will have trouble with the Medicus. It "forces" you to swing upright and on a single plane.

** I own the Medicus, both the driver and the 5 iron. I love them both. It is great tool for rhythm and tempo of the swing. They also keep your swing on a single plane.

** I am a PGA teaching Professional. I encourage my students to get the Medicus and practice with it. I use it at the driving range for the first ten minutes or so to get my muscles loose and get my swing on line.

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Women's Golf Clubs Headlines

Ed Anderson's 'Tee to Green': Two women's golf clubs present annual awards

The Canyon Oaks CC and the Butte Creek CC Women's Clubs followed the lead of the Bidwell Park GC Women's Golf Club and gave out awards last week at their annual awards dinners.

Women's golf groups now a major force

It wasn't long ago that women were second-class citizens on golf courses throughout America, especially private ones. They couldn't play on weekend mornings, couldn't join a private club as a single, and had to leave a club following a divorce or the death of a husband.

Bengal Chat: Hannah Venn

Last update: 1/31/2012 at 4:31 p.m.

In this edition of the Bengal Chat we caught up with Hannah Venn of the women's golf team. Hannah is a junior from Twin Falls, ID. She is a political science major and likes the color blue and anything home cooked. Her favorite movie is Bravehart, her favorite team is the New York Yankees, and she is a fan of Davis Love III.

LPGA Tour 2012: Michelle Wie Exclusive B/R Interview

Michelle Wie picked up a golf club when she was four years old and she hasn't put it down since. Alongside fellow competitors like Paula Creamer, Cristie Kerr and Natalie Gulbis, Wie is, without question, one of the faces of the LPGA Tour. But she shows up in pop culture, too—repping Nike, McDonalds, Kia and others—introducing the general public to women's professional golf in the process. Of ...