I ordered the 9 wood and used it during rounds with my friends. They loved it and I have now purchased and assembled 9 wood's for most of them, they are a big hit with the group. Most can get 150 yards or more with the clubs.

Advantages: Very reasonable price and good quality.

Disadvantages: None

Tool worked very well, no needles to break.

Replaced shafts in 3 and 4 iron (in hybrid iron set). Reading some reviews elsewhere I trimmed them a 1/2" softer (0" for the 3 and 1/2" for the 4), spined with my homemade finder and wow these are nice. Nice soft mid-kick feel. Hitting a nice little draw. I'm solidly in the mid 'R' swing speed range with smoother tempo. I really like this shaft

Advantages: Soft feel, tight dispersion, cost

Worked well. Cuts cleanly. Inexpensive.

Advantages: Inexpensive. Cuts cleanly.

Disadvantages: Hard to adapt the bore to different drive shafts

Terrific! It is absolutely a “must-have” item to work on clubs. But two invade you lose one!

Advantages: High utility. Inexpensive.

Disadvantages: None

A name brand grip for the sale price of $1.68! Wow! I was skeptical at first. I’ve got Lamkin, Titleist wrap, and many others. The Rexton performed very well! They are plain but have a velvet style texture with great gripping power. I installed with compressed air. They went on easily and. After working out excess air, had plenty of memory to hold without any movement whatsoever. I installed on Boomstik Hi-Octane driver shafts. They perform!

Advantages: Low cost. Practical.

Disadvantages: Plain design. When installing with air, they have a thin weak spot near the logo so I made an over expansion guard of 1” pex pipe (with a 3/16” lengthwise slit for removal) to prevent over-stretching. Air installs them in seconds, literally. After working out any excess trapped air, allow an hour to let the rubber memory contract to full grip on the shaft.

Strong! Easy to mix and use. Medium bodied. 4 hour set. 24 hour cure. Cleans with acetone.

Advantages: Strong!

Disadvantages: 24hr cure (but the extended cure makes it stronger—there is always a trade off!)

I have three clubs with the Syntec Accuforce 70 graphite shaft and I can say I love them. They are a great value and well made. You can spend more money but I doubt if you will get a better shaft. Also I highly recommend Monark Golf. If you need new equipment (and who doesn't, right) make them your first stop. You will be satisfied.

I've made two sets of these for myself and friend. Very solid but soft feel. More than adequate sweet spot but provides plenty of feedback for off center strikes. You can work the ball a little. The stronger lofts do not translate to a lower ball flight. I've paired them with lighter weight shafts. They don't dig for me which is a good thing.

Advantages: They are comparable to an expensive OEM if fit and built properly.

Disadvantages: Price going up.

Great balance. Used Apollo single bend shaft.

Advantages: Good price. Comparable to name brand putters costing much more.

Excellent. Senior flex. Paired with WG Pro Edge wood heads.

Advantages: Great price. No different than shafts costing much more.

Excellent for the price. Paired with senior shafts (MCS-70). Rare to find a 2 wood.

Advantages: Hot face. Easy to get in the air.

Disadvantages: none

Very nice putter. I can tell it is made with quality in every part of the putter. With that said, I find the putter a little on the heavy side for me. I probably should have ordered a blade putter as they seem much lighter to me. All in all an outstanding company that makes very good equipment, of which I will continue to buy and test for myself and others.

Advantages: I love clone clubs that are sometimes better that the originals. When I show them to those I golf with, and they see the performance, it’s an easy sale. They themselves want to know where I got the club(s).

Disadvantages: None at all

Very pleased with these putter grips, both for cost and quality.

Advantages: There is a tacky feel to these grips. I feel that I have a good, consistent grip on the putter.

Disadvantages: Tacky feel. Price.

Great foray into single length irons. Bought the all hybrid heads to start but needed a bit more control. These iron heads fit the bill perfectly.

love this club I'm hitting the ball 10 to 15 yards futher than the guys that I play golf with.they call me gorilla arms now!

Advantages: hitting the ball 10 -15 yards futher.

Disadvantages: sometimes I hit the ball to the left,but not to often?

With the lie adjusted for a 42 inches shaft I end up with quite a good putter. I can now say I have an even shaft lenght golf club set at 42 inches.
(irons 0, 4 and 7, wedges P, L, 68°, 76° and putter)

Advantages: The finish allow for easy maintenance.
Price is quite affordable.
Weight is fine at 537g.

Disadvantages: The lie had to be brought down to 58 degrees.

Very nice - solid feel but a little heavier than I like

Advantages: Good looking at address. Gives a sense of confidence

Disadvantages: A little too heavy

Solid feel and good looking at address. It seems to have a draw bias which takes some getting used to.

Advantages: Good feel

Disadvantages: None to date

Very nice shaft. I got it in R flex and coupled this with a higher lofted head (12 degree), which delofted the flight to more like an 11 degree. Tight dispersion, nice distance, too. I have a slower swing speed and this combo works perfectly for me.

Advantages: Value price, quality shaft, flight and distance.

As good as any $300 shaft out there.

Nice quality grips at the best price available. Great purchase for me.

Nice quality grips at the best price available. Great purchase for me.

This shaft has been around for awhile and it is still one of the best for the bucks.

Advantages: Very long. You can get big gains in yardage with this shaft.

Disadvantages: None

as a senior golfer they work great