first time assembling a golf club and the epoxy worked great

Just what I was looking for.

Advantages: Matched set of shafts I was building for my grandson

Disadvantages: None

The P22 hybrid is a great, easy to hit hybrid for the average golfer. It is very playable and allows the golfer to get the ball out of the worst of lies

great shaft for the money.

Advantages: found the sweet spot more often..

I am a senior who plays at least once a week and I had started struggling with my irons, so I made a complete set of these hybrids. Absolutely love them. They have helped me reduce my score by ten strokes a round. They have made a huge difference for me.

Advantages: Good looking clubs and easy to assemble.

Disadvantages: None.

Iam a senior. My 12degreee give me good distance and direction

Advantages: consistance stroke

Disadvantages: none

Works as well and has the feel of the Name Brand $150 and up putters

Great looking club with excellent feel and response.

Advantages: Gained distance over my old shafts.

Disadvantages: None so far.

Great club head. Very well made and high quality. Added an MP6 regular shaft and this makes a perfect addition to my taylor made set. My husband was very impressed with the club as well and is rethinking the need to buy "the big brand" names.

Advantages: Easy to hit
Well made
Great value

Disadvantages: None

11 wood is very solid. Much better than 5-6 irons for approaching greens. Like throwing a dart at the flag. Misses remain much closer to the green than the mid irons.

Advantages: Solid feel. Made mine up at a D3 swing weight. Easy to hit high and straight. Flies like a wedge with mid iron distance. Bought a 15 wood. Cannot wait. I am 63. This is much easier than hitting irons.

Disadvantages: None. I like the color. Classy!!

Club performs very well.

Advantages: The cost of the club.

Disadvantages: Don't know if the club is conforming to USGA specs.

My swing speed is at 102-104 mph on average. I decided to go back to using a regular flex shaft. A friend of mine tried the white shadow and said he liked it. So, I tried the black shadow shaft and love it.

This is the first time I have tried these grips, I'm well pleased with the size and tecture. I dropped 5 strokes the first round.

Advantages: One of the best grips I've used, and very inexpensive.

Great addition if you struggle to hit traditional irons.

Advantages: Nice look and setup is easy. Hit it a little longer than traditional irons

Terrific head.

Advantages: Top quality head, sits well at address, the very look at address inspires confidence. Nice sound at impact. Deep face is an advantage. I paired this with a Grafalloy pro launch blue 45 gram shaft and the match is perfect.

Disadvantages: None. As good as any of the top name drivers which you pay a fortune for.

Just got it in the mail after I played a round. I have built club myself in the past and the putter I received looks like it was built by a professional (GOOD JOB). Looks great and after putting on the carpet feels great. Will see how it responses on the green. Any way JOB WELL DONE!!!!!!!

Easily one of the most overlooked light weight shafts. The fact that these are stepless design and mid bend point shafts make them attractive in itself. The feel is comparable to a more expensive Japanese shaft and the R/S combo gives the club maker the ability to dial in a specific flex for his customers. I would highly recommend these and 5 stars all the way around.

Advantages: Lightweight
Easy to dial in proper flex
Price is more than competitive to other sub 100 gram shafts

Disadvantages: Not for the hard swinger
The weight may be too light for some players

Was very happy when I received this cover. Fits perfectly over my putter heads.

Advantages: No logo-low price-protective lining...good stuff.

Disadvantages: Wish it was offered in black.

Really nice wedge for the price.

Advantages: Low price allows for a lot of experimentation.

Disadvantages: Monark uses the post office for shipping and the post office is terrible at delivering on time.

I am over 70, handicap +/- 10. Needed a lower loft driver, but money is an issue. So, I built one with the 8.5 degree head I bought (for AMAZINGLY CHEAP) from Monarch, and had a senior shaft put on it. So now I am usually within a high loft iron of the greens on 4s and 5s instead of a mid-iron. Exactly what I hoped for! I will be building a 3-wood and a 5-wood the same way. Totally sold on Monarch.

Advantages: Distance and control, and money left in my bank account after paying for the head and shaft.

Disadvantages: Ummm...none

Came in on time, nice club.

Advantages: Good distance, forgiving.

Disadvantages: Your friends will want to borrow it.

This is the second shaft of this kind I have ordered. I am very happy with the performance of it , it has a great feel to it.

Made of neoprene material. I would rate these as average, not the greatest, but they do the job. Numbers are are large stenciled on one side.

Advantages: Does protect the club heads.

Disadvantages: Large conspicious white numbers, everyone will easily see what club you're pulling out, if that matters to you.

These add a slight volume but what I noticed more is the feeling of control with even a light grip pressure. I enjoyed them on my irons and am now going to put them on my woods.

Advantages: Great for seniors

Bought 6 of these a year or so ago and they are the best thing going. Easy to hit, very nice.

Advantages: Easy to hit, shank proof, etc.

Disadvantages: None