Just got the to iron hybrid, feels great hit it really well.

Advantages: Great club for the price. Feels great, nice pop off the face.

This is a great style for those with slightly larger hands. I also used them to replace the arthritic grips on my clubs, more tacky and more comfortable.

Excellent heads. I had the driver, but was using my old fairway woods. I needed a 160 - 175 yd wood to replace my hybrids which were erratic. The 7 and 9 wood on Grafalloy Pro Launch Red are just terrific. Straight, long and very accurate. The 3 wood is a nuclear 3 wood - very long.

Advantages: Straight, accurate

Disadvantages: None

These irons are amazing. The carbon steel feels phenomenal, the chrome is excellent, and the shiny millwork on the back of the head truly can't be appreciated until you see it in person. I know they look somewhat outlandish, but they really are nice-looking and, despite my apprehension, they look fantastic at address. You simply can't argue the physics here: it may not be a spring-face, but even Maltby's Playability Factor would tell you how low the COG is on these and therefore how easily playable they are. Turf interaction is good. The offset is not as off-putting as I've seen in other forgiveness-minded irons: these don't make you feel like you "have to" play for a draw. Truth be told, they just go straight unless I want to shape them, so they square up really well. I built these out from 5-iron up through 2-iron to fill out the bag between the fairway metal and the blades I carry from 6-iron down. Really, really nice. This design still holds water many years after their original release. Go for it and buy them with confidence. Nice job, Bang.

Advantages: Soft Feel, Adjustability, Great Unique Looks, Easy To Hit

Well made and finished. Functions just like my similarly designed brand name putter. Used triple bend and Winn Pro Excel pro pistol grip. Very pleased, would recommend.

Advantages: Works well with pendulum motion swing that I favor. Just rest the club on the ground, straight back and through, stays centered, no rotation I can see.
The white was easy to aim.
Price cannot be beat.

Disadvantages: None that I can determine

Nice face height. Great looking club.

If you told someone you paid $20 for this headcover they would have no reason to doubt you. Looks and feels 2-3x what you paid for it

Advantages: Premium look and feel

This driver head works great and looks great too.

Advantages: Light weight.

These shafts are exactly as described. great performance and price point. I purchased 2 45-R flex, for driver and 5 wood heads I purchased on eBay. The weight, torque and feel are spot on. The driver i had made to play at 46", the kick point is noticeable and in combination with the head (Krank e6 9 degree) has restored every bit of distance to my game, plus. Easily 20 yards under normal conditions for my 63 years young swing. The 5 wood is cut to the same length as my 3 wood, which is 1" longer than standard. The kick is less pronounced, due to the shorter length and lighter head. The light weight and controlled feel is excellent. Ball flight is consistently high and straight, virtually zero fade or draw bias. If you're trying to recapture some lost youth I would highly recommend the 45-R. It delivers help with no loss of control.

Advantages: Light weight, optimal kick point, excellent control. Suitable for both driver and fairway wood.

Disadvantages: None that I could find.

nice shaft, fit putter well.

Shaft performs better than most at a MUCH higher cost.

Advantages: Great shaft for the price

Disadvantages: None

Number is eazy to see

Advantages: Easily indentify the club

Disadvantages: Come off the head too easy

Great shaft for the price!

Nice headcover

Advantages: Covers nice

Disadvantages: None

I bought the 3 wood and installed an Integra MOI Plus X-Stiff shaft with Tacki-Mac Jumpo grip and I can say that I like this setup, I was hitting the ball long and straight.

Advantages: Long shots from the fairway, great looking head.

Disadvantages: Your friends with over priced clubs will hate you.

I really like the feel of these grips, and I don't have arthritis! Makes the club feel secure in your hand.

Good shaft so far. I'm using it and my handicap hasn't gone down.

Advantages: It's not broken the way my other one was. I can afford another one if this one breaks.

I replaced the heads on my irons with Heater BMT S-500 iron heads, and they are marvelous improvements over what I had been playing with.

Advantages: I had previously tried out the Taylor Made Heater irons at a golf store, and I can truly say that the Monark Heater BMT S-500 iron heads play essentially the same as the more expensive clubs. The shots seem so solid feeling that it gives me confidence to use an iron over a hybrid.

Disadvantages: I found no faults in these iron heads.

Have the sand , gap, and pitch wedges they preform great. Would like to get the other clubs but they don’t seem to keep in stock

this is a really, really, good club. I have trouble from around 150yds. with accuracy using my irons (always miss the green). I got the 7h just to see if I liked it. I figured for $38, what could I lose. This club is straight, long, and gets up in the air really high. I can use a very smooth swing from 140yds to 150yds and be on the green. Due to the weighting, there is a significant draw bias, so at first, I was hooking shots. I made a couple of adjustments with ball placement, and now it goes straight. Even miss hits get up in the air, and generally go straight compared to my irons. I'm going to order the 6h and 9h (I'll keep my regular PW, as I use that to control shots from close in).

Advantages: - Looks nice.
- Straight
- Easy to hit - very easy to hit!

Disadvantages: I made the mistake of going to the driving range and hitting off the mat. The mat really tore up the bottom of the club - large scratches in the paint. I have an 11 year old Taylormade Rescue, that still doesn't have scratches! So, I don't know what the durability of this club is, as I've had it for less than a week. It was disappointing to scratch it all up after 2 days.

Had the same experience as Steve M nearly inpossible to install on .600 shafts but is outstanding on .580 or smaller.

Advantages: very cost effective

Disadvantages: Difficult to install. Wish they would make it in a .600 id

Very nice grip but difficult to install. I ruined one during installation. I searched for install recommendations - one comment recommended warming grip with heat gun or hair dryer prior to install, this really helped. Make sure to ensure butt cap is seated all the way on (may need to twist to ensure it is before grip begins drying. I am a little ocd and have 2 end caps that are crooked because I thought they were all the way on. Love the grips though and will buy again + extra grips just in case.

Advantages: Nice Tacky feel and high quality grip at good price.
I will purchase more.

Disadvantages: The hardest grip install I have ever encountered. Heat grips first and use more solvent than you think you need especially inside grip. Purchase additional grips in case you ruin any during install like I did.

Can't beat these grips for the cost. I have Rexton grips on my clubs and I really like them. You cant beat the cost and they are good quality

Advantages: Very comfortable and I got the midsize which fit my hands

Disadvantages: None

Bought this Driver as I needed to change to something lighter with a senior fles shaft at 65 years old. Fast ship and the whole club is beautiful. Paired it with an Integra SoooLong UL 45 grams shaft and Inn DryTac Lite Grip. Took 2 ounces off the weight of my old Taylormade Tour Burner. Doesn't sound like much, be you would be amazed. Used it once so far and loved it and can only get better

Advantages: Lightweight, sounds cool when hitting a ball, looks awesome and looks like nice quality

Disadvantages: Nothing at this time

I am glad you have a supply of steel shafts for woods....True temper no longer makes them. Apollo has always been a quality shaft. Thanks for the fast service...