I own both the Integra I-Win single length irons and the Pinhawk single lengths as well. I love them both and decided to expand the sets with their respective hybrid options. After having played both brand hybrids for several rounds, I've decided like the I-Win hybrids a little better. I was a bit surprised as the Pinhawks are built on their own platform and it appeared as though Integra just copied the design of their Blue Angels hybrid to create the I-Win's. Well, clearly the Blue Angels are a great hybrid, because the I-Win's are spectacular. I get long, high, penetrating, straight shots. I could never hit a hybrid before, but these have changed that. A+ to Integra on these.

Advantages: VERY hittable club heads. Great on all fronts.

Disadvantages: None, really. Though they swing weighted out to a D-2, they feel a bit heavier. I like that, but some people may be put off by it.

It is a nice club at a great price. I have not hit short irons well over the years but have done better with hybrids. I have had some nice tee shots with the club on executive courses but have yet to use it off the deck. So far so good with the tee shots.

Advantages: The price is nice and you can customize the grip, shafts and the like. Really a great club.

Disadvantages: None come to mind.

Best driver shaft I've ever used. Got this $120 shaft on sale for $40 and, boy, what a difference a good shaft makes. Off the center of the clubface my drives are longer and straighter than ever.

Advantages: More distance. Tighter shot dispersion.



Disadvantages: None yet.

These shafts must be the best bargain anywhere! I've made several clubs, both irons and woods, and they preform beautifully!

Advantages: Great performance at a great price!

Disadvantages: None that I have found!

These iron heads are awesome. I paired them with Project X steel shafts and they play great. Good looking with a solid feel at 1/3 the cost!

Advantages: Solid feel with good forgiveness on off center shots.

Just what I wanted great feel and distance use it in a erc 5 hybrid

Bought these to make for my grandson. They turned out very nice and we are both pleased with them.

Advantages: Was able to get them in a left hand configuration.

Disadvantages: Didn't find one.

great club head easy to use

Advantages: use

Disadvantages: none

I wanted to try a midsize grip on my irons. The Lamkin Crossline worked out very well for me.

Easy to hit, high launch, but not as long as other fws.

Excellent grip. Very slight taper - thinner at the top.

Advantages: Good feeling grip

Disadvantages: none

I purchase this club head out of curiosity on something I read regarding hybrids vs. fairway woods. I always liked a Rescue fairway wood I had before I went to Hybrids. I still kept an old driver that I had because it had an excellent shaft. I decided to remove the shaft and find a fairway head for it. Choose this head because the loft and characteristics that resemble the Rescue I previously had. So far, it has worked out nicely. No longer carry either of my hybrids. For my needs it worked out great. Enjoying my new club.

Nice replacement if you don’t like long irons or fairway woods.

The Acer XV HT’s are phenomenal. I’m by no means a good golfer. I played when I was young, but just picked up a club again after 20 years. Below 100 on 18 is a satisfactory day. I’ve never broken 90. I have never been able to hit a 4 iron, and have lacked confidence in my 5 and even 6 iron. No more! I took these clubs out for the first time, and after two tries walloped my 4 iron off the tee for a solid 210. I hit about 15 more balls and 12 of them were just as solid. Then I moved to the grass, and after 1 swing where I just tried to hard, I let the club do the work and voila. Straight, high, and long. I’m not sold on hybrids, and so wanted to give these a try. Glad I did. I ordered the HT in 4, 5, and 6 iron. 7 and 8 in the standard XV. And 9 and PW in the pro. I’m happy with my choice. I would have been just as happy with the 9 and PW in the standard as well.

I also changed my order, and added to my order 3 times. Monark was very accommodating where they could be. This is a good business!

The standard stepped Apollo shafts stiff are perfect for me. They aren’t super stiff, and actually feel a lot better when I swing easy. If I would change one thing on my order it would be to order jumbo grips. I went with the Rexton midsize v-line. They are fine, but I ordered a chipper with the jumbo and that just feels better. It’s not that the midsize are wrongly sized; they just don’t have the padding that dri tacs do. If you want a larger grip, I’d say go with the jumbo. Although I’m not changing these until they need it, because the V lines are just fine.

Advantages: Looks, they really do boost trajectory, you don’t have to hit them hard.

Disadvantages: I can’t think of any

apollo makes very good shafts at a very reasonable price

Advantages: perform as good as any other

Disadvantages: none

seems good have it shafted but to cold to go out and try it..made up a set of clone burner pluses a few yours back worked great need to make up another set soon just lighter shafts i'm a senior now

Advantages: seems to swing smooth

Disadvantages: none that i can see so far

another great syntec shaft. I have used these on epic, soolong and acer drivers and woods. I could not be happier with product.

Advantages: improved strikes across all woods and drivers. great value and look.

Disadvantages: none.

I love a low profile club, and this Quadratic ll
is just what I wanted. I've actually made 3 or
4 of these clubs, including their fairway
metals, and they couldn't be better for my game!

Advantages: I'm 82 years old, so I don't hit the ball very far; I find that the low trajectory of this low profile club, gives me a lot more roll and is better into the wind too!

Disadvantages: None, I love it!

I just received the Ultimate Thriver today and went right to the range. I’ve never owned a 460cc club before. This thing is gold! I didn’t know I had a nice fade! Tee the ball so that half the ball is above the top of the Thriver face, swing smooth and easy, and enjoy! Pretty to look at, too. And the length gives the feeling of control. 43.5 inches was great for me. I’m 5’ 9.5”. I went with the midsize Rexton v line grips. I would change them to jumbo if I had a do over. However, I don’t plan on changing them until they wear out, as they fee just fine.

Advantages: Really nice looking club, but face, great sound, the feel is fantastic as long as you make decent contact, consistent.

Disadvantages: Maybe distance. First time out, I was hitting between 240 and 260, with one ball about 280. I typically hit my weird 10.5 degree Synchron 2 between 260 and 275. I’m thinking learning curve, but it’s possible that I’ve lost a few yards. I would not go back, however!

built this for client and he loved it

Advantages: long

Disadvantages: n/a

Became 75 years old and traded in my steel shafts for the MCS 75 Graphite iron shafts, were easy to trim and employ in my old irons. Work great, when I hit them right, wish that was all the time

Great putter head. Easy to put together and has a nice feel while putting.

I haven’t golfed much for the last 20 years. I could never really hit woods. Then the Adam’s tight lies clubs came out, and I bought clones. Synchron II. When I picked up my clubs this year after two decades away, I still enjoyed these clones, so much so that I was reluctant to purchase the Acer XV fairway wood. But I glad I took the chance. It took two balls off the tee to convert me, then three more from the grass. After 7 balls, I put the club away confident that I can hit it from just about anywhere. From a tee, tee it up low and hit down on it. From the grass, just hit down on the ball. I purchased the 18 degree 5 wood. I easily was hitting the ball between 215 and 225. Nice smooth swing. BOOM. I went with Acer shaft stiff. Order a head cover. Really nice. No regrets.

Advantages: Really nice looking club, low center of gravity, standard length is great (I’m 5’ 9.5”).

Disadvantages: Nothing about the club. I wish I would have ordered the Rexton jumbo grip. Went with the midsize. Won’t change them, but just slightly disappointed.

great looking heads solid feel

Advantages: great look, solid feel

Disadvantages: n/a

Well made and it didn't break the bank! Filled the hole I had in my wedges. Why spend lots of money on name brands when you can get these at a fraction of the cost.

Advantages: Well made
Value for price paid
Quick shipping by Monark

Disadvantages: None so far